When it comes to the GDPR, consent is still a major concern for law firms. Most firms have made progress, yet many still have questions regarding how they collect, store and manage consent - or whether consent is required at all.

The answer is not always straightforward and is most often specific to individual circumstances. As a result, many firms have received ambiguous advice, leading them to conclude that consent is the only option. 

In this Q&A webinar with Short Richardson & Forth Solicitors, we explore the other forms of lawful basis and discuss where they may be a valid alternative to consent. We also address many of the concerns raised in our recent GDPR Roadshow, ran in conjunction with 4 law societies across the UK. In particular we cover gathering consent from 3rd parties, re-gaining consent from existing databases and the rules surrounding corporate communications.

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