Most DSAR tools think in tickets and invoices.
In-house legal teams think in disruption, deadlines, and how this ends up looking in a regulator’s file.

That’s why Unified Law doesn’t show up as a DSAR vendor.
We show up as a fractional in-house legal department.

Krista O'Donnell leads our DSAR and CCPA work the way your privacy or legal team would if they had more hours in the day and better support. Same judgment. Same accountability. Fewer dropped balls.

Across 200+ DSARs, the approach stays boring in the best way:

🟩 Clean intake and acknowledgments people don’t argue with
🟩 Scoped searches coordinated with IT and InfoSec, not lobbed over the fence
🟩 Review, redaction, and production that hold up if someone asks questions later
🟩 A tracker legal actually uses to see what’s working and what needs fixing next quarter

Because we work with in-house teams, not around them, the result is practical:

🟩 Less disruption for HR and IT
🟩 Lower total cost without adding legal exposure
🟩 GDPR and CCPA deadlines met without every request turning into an emergency

If DSARs keep hijacking your team’s week, this is what it looks like to hand the workflow to people who live in this lane.

If you want a quick gut check on your current process, connect with Krista O'Donnell for a free complimentary call.

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