Evidence
What proves a privacy violation — and how is it preserved so it survives scrutiny?
What does it take to turn a complaint into a successful court action? This October, LawDigits brings you two learning experiences on data privacy litigation — one to understand the cases, one to build them.
Registration links are coming soon — stay tuned.
Across Africa, data protection disputes are raising important questions about evidence, legal procedure, judicial interpretation and the protection of fundamental rights.
What proves a privacy violation — and how is it preserved so it survives scrutiny?
Which court, which action, and what must be in place before a suit is filed?
How are courts reading the NDPA 2023 alongside constitutional privacy rights?
What do recent decisions mean for individuals and organisations across African society?
Two activities this month. Understand how privacy cases are being decided, then learn to prepare and litigate one, step by step.
An insightful discussion of recent data privacy cases, their impact on African society, how our courts are approaching them, and what practitioners must consider before filing a suit.
A practical, step-by-step training on preparing, filing and litigating data privacy violation cases — from the first complaint to a litigation strategy.
Join LawDigits for an insightful webinar examining recent data privacy cases, their impact on African society, how our courts are approaching these matters, and the essential requirements practitioners must consider before filing a suit.
The questions that decide whether a privacy complaint can become a viable court action — answered before the suit, not after.
From complaint to court
Take your skills further. Learn the step-by-step process of preparing and filing an action, gathering and preserving evidence, developing litigation strategies, and strengthening your case.
Frame what happened and the rights affected.
Collect, organise and preserve it properly.
Build the chronology the court will follow.
Draft the claim and the reliefs sought.
Prepare and file the action correctly.
Connect the evidence to the legal issues.
The NDPA, constitutional privacy rights and how courts are applying them.
What to gather, how to preserve it and how to present it.
The requirements to meet before — and after — you file.
Connect the evidence to the issues and plan the case.
Built for
Educational programmes. They are not legal advice on any particular matter and do not promise the outcome of a case.
Your next step in data privacy litigation starts here. Dates, details and registration links for both programmes are on their way — be the first to get them.
Two learning experiences on data privacy litigation: a free webinar discussion, Scrutiny of Civil Actions and Court Cases in Data Protection and Privacy, and the Data Privacy Litigation Masterclass — a practical, step-by-step training on preparing, filing and litigating data privacy violation cases.
Yes. The webinar discussion is free to attend. Its date, time and registration link will be published on this page and sent to everyone who asks to be notified.
Registration links for both programmes are being finalised. Leave your email on this page, or join the LawDigits Data Protection Community on WhatsApp, and we will send the links as soon as they are released.
Lawyers, privacy and data protection professionals, compliance officers, academics and technology professionals — anyone who wants to understand how data privacy disputes are prepared, argued and decided.
Not yet. Dates, speakers and any fee for the Masterclass will be announced together with the registration links. We publish these details only once they are confirmed.
No. Both programmes are educational. They build practical knowledge of the law, evidence, procedure and strategy; they are not advice on any particular matter and cannot promise the outcome of a case.
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