Companies often hire professionals to help achieve compliance with various data protection laws in the US and around the world. Surprisingly, the professionals hired to assist with legal compliance are not always lawyers. Thus, leading to situations where companies are left without basic protections recognized exclusively in attorney-client relationships.
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