Received a Data Subject Access Request? You’re in the right place.
We offer professional DSAR turnaround times to provide a response on time and on budget.
We offer fast and reliable DSAR support for employers with a quick turnaround service to match your budget and can assist with extensions, exemptions, redactions and disclosures all by a qualified solicitor.
DSAR Response Service for UK Organisations
DSAR response timeline: You have one month to respond in full to a DSAR request, however you may be able to benefit from a two month extension. Click here
We’ve worked with organisations across multiple sectors including WarnerMedia, Yum! Brands, Burberry, Expedia and Société Générale on DSAR compliance matters and we’re confident we can help you.
Clara Westbrook
25+ Years PQE
Founder | Qualified Solicitor | Data Protection Specialist
079 7693 9016
What to do when you receive a DSAR
Once you instruct us, we will take care of the rest.
1
Review the Request
& Confirm Scope
2
Advise on Exemptions
& Extensions
3
Identify Systems
& Data Sources
4
Manage Document
Review Categories
5
Apply Redactions
& Exemptions
6
Prepare your Response
for Disclosure
What we need from you:
1
A copy of the Data Subject Access Request
2
Details of the individual making the request
3
A point of contact within your organisation
Costing structure
If you require Data Subject Access (DSAR) support we use paralegals with oversight to conduct and redact the work. These are charged out at £75 an hour.
Response Service | Description | Fee Structure |
Initial DSAR Strategy & Scope Review | High-level legal assessment of the request, identifying exemptions, and setting the response roadmap. | From £1,000 per day |
Managed Response Service | End-to-end handling, including data gathering, vetting, and drafting the final response. | From £450 – £700 per day |
Redaction Service | Specialist line-by-line review to remove third-party data and apply legal redactions. | From £75 per hour |
Final Compliance Check Only | A one-off professional “sign-off” of your prepared response before you hit send. | £400 (Fixed Fee) |
Fixed Fee | We can offer a fixed fee depending on how involved we need to be. | (Estimate) £400 and £4,000 |
A two month extension can be applied if the request is considered complex
The ICO state that Data controllers can extend the DSAR response time by a further two months, giving three months in total to respond where the request is complex or where a number of requests have been received from the individual relating to the individual’s GDPR rights.
Why choose us
We specialise in navigating complex DSARs and advise on nuances that standard services overlook. We are a solicitor-led organisation that offers fast turnaround / structured approach.
We are a solicitor-led organisation with over 25 years’ experience in data protection and privacy law. We’ve handled DSARs involving over 20,000+ documents. Supported organisations in employment disputes, reduced internal review time by a matter of weeks. We support organisations in Woking, Surrey and across the UK with practical data protection advice.
We’ve worked with organisations across multiple sectors including WarnerMedia, Yum! Brands, Burberry, Expedia and Société Générale on DSAR compliance matters and we’re confident we can help you.
Request a DSAR Consultation
Speak directly with a data protection solicitor +44 (0)79769 39016 (9:00 am – 6:00 pm UK time). If you would like us to call or email you, please leave your details, and we will be in touch.
Westbrook Data Protection Services Limited,
2nd Floor, Midas House, 62 Goldsworth Road Woking, Surrey, GU21 6LQ
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