PrivacyPointThe law got heavier. The technology got harder. We built the point where one firm handles both.
PrivacyPoint is a privacy law firm that practices on its own technology — seasoned counsel and applied AI delivered as one program, through one point of contact. Here is how it came to be, and what we believe.
Born inside the programs, not beside them.
PrivacyPoint didn't start as a law firm with a technology idea. It started as two decades spent inside privacy programs — building them, running them, and repairing them — until the pattern became impossible to ignore.
Our roots run through Am Law 200 practice leadership, where we chaired one of the earliest dedicated cybersecurity practices and led on-site incident response for companies in the middle of active breaches. They run through the general counsel's office of a global enterprise, standing up its first Global Data Protection Office from a blank page: the DSAR portal, the Article 30 records, the training programs, and a privacy-KPI dashboard built by hand because nothing on the market measured what actually mattered.
And since 2020, they run through this firm — founded that June as Advisori, PLLC, a boutique privacy practice built to embed with clients rather than advise from a distance. Over six years, Advisori served Fortune 500 and global clients as outside privacy counsel, registered DPO, and fractional chief privacy officer across pharmaceuticals, digital health, technology, retail, hospitality, financial services, and manufacturing. We rebuilt privacy offices after acquisitions, remediated hundreds of vendor agreements against deadlines, and answered to data protection authorities on our clients' behalf.
So we built it. We encoded our playbooks, control libraries, and review standards into our own platform, and trained AI to do the structured work under counsel's supervision. In January 2026, Advisori became PrivacyPoint — a new name chosen for two reasons, both of them promises.
Privacy is our Point.
The new name declares what the practice had already become: a firm that does one thing — privacy and data protection — and does it at depth. No general practice, no sidelines. Every attorney, playbook, and hour of the firm points at the same discipline.
AI is our Edge.
AI is our force multiplier. It doesn't replace counsel's judgment — it multiplies what that judgment can cover, turning one attorney's review standard into a system that assesses, records, and drafts at machine speed while counsel decides.
Three convictions run through everything we deliver.
Counsel leads. Always.
Privacy is legal judgment before it is anything else. Every position we take, every agreement we negotiate, and every work product that leaves this firm is authored or approved by a licensed privacy attorney. Our AI drafts, organizes, and accelerates — it never advises.
Systems carry the program.
Advice that lives in memos evaporates. Ours lands in a running program: every review follows a playbook, every decision is recorded with its rationale, and every obligation flows into a record you can produce on demand. The expertise is encoded, so the program outlasts any one person.
Defensible beats decorative.
A privacy program exists to be examined — by regulators, auditors, counterparties, and boards. We build for that moment. Evidence first, honest status over green dashboards, and positions we are prepared to defend, because we've been the ones defending them.
Experience earned across the industries where privacy is hardest.
Our counsel have served inside the privacy programs of Fortune 500 and global enterprises — not as advisors at arm's length, but embedded in the roles where the work gets done.
As outside privacy counsel
Multi-year engagements advising legal, compliance, security, and commercial teams — PIAs and DPIAs, DPA negotiation, incident response, and regulator communications under GDPR, CCPA, HIPAA, and the growing map of state and international privacy laws.
As registered DPO & privacy officer
Formal appointments as data protection officer and privacy officer, including as named point of contact for European supervisory authorities — accountable roles, not advisory ones.
As program builders
Privacy offices stood up from nothing, post-acquisition integrations, SCC remediation programs covering hundreds of vendor agreements, and the roadmaps, playbooks, and training that keep programs running after we hand them over.
Companies had three ways to run privacy. None of them worked alone.
We founded PrivacyPoint to be the fourth option — a complete privacy program, with counsel inside it, for less than the cost of assembling the pieces yourself.
Hire in-house
One senior hire, one perspective, a long ramp — and the program still needs tooling, process, and coverage that one person can't provide.
Retain Big Law
Excellent judgment by the hour. But memos aren't a program, and the meter discourages exactly the everyday questions a program is made of.
Buy the software suite
A license, an implementation project, an admin to hire, a renewal to dread — and software still can't take a legal position or sign an opinion.
PrivacyPoint
Privacy counsel practicing on a platform we built for the work. The program arrives running — assessments, records, agreements, evidence — with legal judgment woven through every step.
Ready to get to the Point?
Tell us where your program stands. We'll show you what it looks like when counsel and AI meet at a single point of contact.