Compliance that enables, not just constrains.
Sammut Legal helps businesses build GDPR-compliant data practices — from privacy policies to data processing agreements, from DPO advisory to regulatory response.
GDPR compliance is not a checkbox exercise. Done properly, it builds customer trust, reduces regulatory risk, and enables you to handle data confidently at scale. Sammut Legal provides practical, proportionate advice that fits your business.
Our Services
Our data privacy work covers the full lifecycle of personal data — from collection to deletion, from consent to cross-border transfers.
Identify where your current practices fall short and get a clear remediation roadmap.
Compliant, plain-language policies that actually get read and understood.
DPAs with vendors and customers that protect your business.
Frameworks for handling access, erasure, and portability requests.
SCCs and adequacy mechanisms for international data flows.
Ongoing support for your Data Protection Officer or outsourced DPO services.
GDPR fines are real, and enforcement is increasing. But beyond fines, a data breach or regulatory investigation can cause lasting reputational damage. The businesses that invest in proper data governance are better positioned — with customers, partners, and regulators.
We combine legal precision with practical business sense. We do not over-engineer compliance. We help you understand your actual risk, address what matters most, and build systems that work in the real world — not just on paper.
Frequently Asked Questions
GDPR applies to any business established in Malta or processing personal data of individuals in the EU. This includes most websites, apps, and businesses that collect customer data — regardless of size.
A Data Processing Agreement (DPA) is a contract required under GDPR between a data controller and any third-party processor handling personal data on their behalf. Cloud providers, marketing platforms, payroll processors and most SaaS tools require a DPA.
Under GDPR, fines can reach €20,000,000 or 4% of total global annual turnover for the most serious infringements. The Information and Data Protection Commissioner (IDPC) in Malta has authority to investigate and issue fines.
Yes. We offer a GDPR gap assessment that reviews your current data processing activities, identifies compliance gaps and provides a prioritised action plan. Contact us at hello@sammut.legal.
We offer a free initial consultation — no commitment, no invoice.
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