Terms and Conditions
NDC was created with the aim of connecting legal professionals with members of the public who have had their personal data stolen, leaked or otherwise misused. NDC does not provide legal advice and will never sign up consumers to products, services or contractual commitments on their behalf. It will not pressure or coerce its consumer clients into accepting services that are inappropriate for them.
NDC will record details from prospective claimants (in accordance with its Privacy Policy) about who they are, where they are based and what personal data may have used by a third party. NDC members are law firms selected in accordance with NDC’s strict membership criteria. NDC has assembled those law firms it knows are best equipped to deal with the new landscape of data claims arising from the General Data Protection Regulations and UK General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR). NDC we will use the information you give us to connect you with the NDC member firms that are experts in handling and advising on data claims (Including but not limited to Keller Lenkner).
NDC will seek to comply with the Solicitor’s Code of Conduct (as amended from time to time) and will always remain independent and impartial. If we do not feel that NDC or its members can assist a consumer, they will be notified as soon as possible – without prejudice for that consumer to be able to seek advice elsewhere. If a person or entity has any concerns about the advice received from an NDC member firm, they are entitled to raise any concerns with the Solicitor’s Regulation Authority and/or the Legal Ombudsman. NDC will also do its best to answer any questions or concerns directly.
NDC offers no warranty, guarantee or liability for any of the advice its members provide. The advice will be taken under an independent contract for the provision of legal services with an NDC member firm. NDC is purely an advertising and data aggregation company and will be handling marketing, advertising, call response and other ancillary services for the NDC member firms. NDC is not in anyway paid any sums of money that affect how much a person or entity pays to an NDC member firm or in any way diminishes the value of any claim. Any claimant introduce through would receive exactly the same amount of compensation they would have received had they engaged with an NDC member firm directly.
GDPR and Qualifying claims
In order for potential claimants to use our services, they must meet the following criteria:
- Be 18 years of age or older;
- Be resident or domiciled in the European Union or be a citizen of a European Union Member State;
- Have a bank account and a fixed correspondence address;
- Be prepared to provide us with details of their personal data insofar as it may be applicable to a claim (we process this data in accordance with our Privacy Policy).
Please note claims under the GDPR are very recent and are yet to be fully tested in the English Courts. While currently the legislation states that potential claimants do not need to prove loss or damage, we cannot guarantee that this is any way means a claim will be more likely to be successful. NDC makes no guarantees that any claim it refers to its members will be successful or will lead to a payment. NDC reserves the right to reject and delete a consumer’s details (and details of their prospective claim) for any reason it sees fit.
Confidentiality and a public service
Any information provided to NDC is treated with the utmost confidentiality and privacy by the company and its members. We will not pass data onto any third parties without consent and will always ensure where possible your data is treated by the third parties we engage, with the same level of confidentiality that it is treated by NDC.NDC believes that data privacy and use of personal data is its social responsibility. Any concerns about the conduct of a company, person and/or organisation in relation to how they use or process personal data should be raised without delay to the Information Commissioner’s Office
Accreditation
Our member firms are selected as being at the forefront of high volume and data privacy-related claims and legal advice. All NDC member firms are accredited and regulated by the Solicitor’s Regulation Authority.
Contacting us
All NDC phone calls are recorded for regulatory compliance purposes only and conversations are stored in accordance with our Privacy Policy. NDC can be contacted by telephone Monday to Friday between the hours of 9.30am and 5pm (excluding Public Holidays) on 0203 478 6017. Who Stole My Data and National Data Claims are trading styles of National Data Compliance Limited, company number 11372523, registered office at United House, Hurst Media Company Ltd, North Road, London N7 9DP.
