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Book your free consultation online and discover how we can assist - [FAQ](https://kantolaw.com/faq/) - FAQ DSA Legal Representative GDPR Legal Representative UK GDPR Legal Representative Swiss Data Protection Act Legal Representative Data Protection Officer as a Service What is the Digital Services Act (DSA)? The Digital Services Act (DSA) is a European Union (EU) regulation that establishes new rules for digital services acting as intermediaries connecting consumers with goods, services - [](https://kantolaw.com/eu-legal-representative/) - DSA Legal Representative GDPR Legal Representative UK GDPR Legal Representative Swiss Data Protection Act Legal Representative Data Protection Officer as a Service AI Act Authorised Representative The EU’s Digital Services Act (DSA) affects businesses both inside and outside the EU. It applies to companies that provide ‘intermediary services’ like transmitting, storing, or hosting information online, - [About Us](https://kantolaw.com/about-us/) - anna@kantolaw.com Anna Levitina is a lawyer who specializes in data protection, privacy law, and technology contracts, including IT and software agreements. Her expertise covers key areas such as data protection, artificial intelligence (AI), and software innovation. With experience as a legal counsel in multinational manufacturing and IT companies, Anna has worked in sectors like gaming, software, and - [Resources](https://kantolaw.com/resources/) - News EU–US Data Privacy Framework and Data Protection Representatives The European General Court has upheld the EU–US Data Privacy Framework, providing much-needed clarity and stability for businesses transferring personal data across the Atlantic. This ruling reinforces that data can flow safely between the EU and the U.S. while meeting strict privacy standards. For non-EU companies, - [Sample Page](https://kantolaw.com/sample-page/) - This is an example page. It's different from a blog post because it will stay in one place and will show up in your site navigation (in most themes). Most people start with an About page that introduces them to potential site visitors. It might say something like this: Hi there! I'm a bike messenger ## Resources - [EU–US Data Privacy Framework and Data Protection Representatives](https://kantolaw.com/resources/eu-us-data-privacy-framework-and-data-protection-representatives/) - The European General Court has upheld the EU–US Data Privacy Framework, providing much-needed clarity and stability for businesses transferring personal data across the Atlantic. This ruling reinforces that data can flow safely between the EU and the U.S. while meeting strict privacy standards. For non-EU companies, compliance with the GDPR also requires appointing a Data Protection Representative in the EU—a crucial step for legal certainty, customer trust, and smooth international operations. - [What the KLM Data Breach Teaches Us About GDPR Representatives](https://kantolaw.com/resources/what-the-klm-data-breach-teaches-us-about-gdpr-representatives/) - When KLM reported a recent data breach, it wasn’t financial data at risk but customer trust. The case raises a critical question: if your company handles EU, UK, or Swiss personal data, are you prepared — with a local data protection representative — to respond lawfully when incidents happen? - [Your Obligation to Appoint Data Protection Representatives in the EU, UK, and Switzerland](https://kantolaw.com/resources/your-obligation-to-appoint-data-protection-representatives-in-the-eu-uk-and-switzerland/) - Appointing data protection representatives is a separate requirement for the EU, UK, and Switzerland—one representative does not cover all. Failure to comply can lead to substantial fines and regulatory challenges. Kanto offers a simple solution with coordinated representation across all three jurisdictions, helping you stay compliant with one point of contact. - [How Non-EU Companies Can Avoid Costly Mistakes Under the EU Digital Services Act](https://kantolaw.com/resources/how-non-eu-companies-can-avoid-costly-mistakes-under-the-eu-digital-services-act/) - Non-EU companies offering digital services to EU users must comply with the new EU Digital Services Act, but many are still getting it wrong. From ignoring the legal representative requirement to confusing the DSA with GDPR, these common mistakes can lead to heavy fines and lost market access. Learn what to watch out for and how to stay compliant with ease. - [Top 5 Myths About the EU Digital Services Act for Non-EU Companies](https://kantolaw.com/resources/top-5-myths-about-the-eu-digital-services-act-for-non-eu-companies/) - Many businesses outside the EU believe the Digital Services Act doesn’t affect them—but that’s a costly mistake. This article debunks the top 5 myths and explains how the DSA applies to non-EU digital service providers. - [Think the Digital Services Act Doesn’t Apply to You? Think Again](https://kantolaw.com/resources/think-the-digital-services-act-doesnt-apply-to-you-think-again/) - The Digital Services Act sets rules for online services used within the European Union, regardless of where the service provider is based. European authorities may investigate and impose penalties on all services that fail to comply. - [GDPR Simplification: What Businesses Need to Know About the New Proposals and EU Representative Obligations](https://kantolaw.com/resources/gdpr-simplification-what-businesses-need-to-know-about-the-new-proposals-and-eu-representative-obligations/) - The European Commission is proposing to simplify the GDPR for small mid-cap companies by extending certain exemptions to companies with fewer than 750 employees. However, the requirement for non-EU businesses to appoint an EU Representative remains unchanged. - [Legal Representation Services: how Kanto supports businesses based outside the European Union](https://kantolaw.com/resources/legal-representation-services-how-kanto-supports-businesses-based-outside-the-european-union/) - The legal representative serves as a local point of contact for regulators and users, facilitating communication, compliance oversight and the exercise of legal rights. In mandating a physical presence within the EU, these regulations ensure that foreign companies are subject to EU jurisdiction and can be held accountable for their obligations, even if they have no physical operations within EU borders. - [What happens if you don’t appoint a DSA legal representative?](https://kantolaw.com/resources/what-happens-if-you-dont-appoint-a-dsa-legal-representative/) - The Digital Services Act sets rules for online services used within the European Union, regardless of where the service provider is based. European authorities may investigate and impose penalties on all services that fail to comply. - [What is the Difference Between Data Protection Officers and Representatives?](https://kantolaw.com/resources/what-is-the-difference-between-data-protection-officers-and-representatives/) - The EU data protection representative acts as a point of contact and liaison between non-EU organisations and European authorities or individuals regarding GDPR compliance. The data protection representative’s primary responsibility is facilitating communication between the organisation, data subjects, and EU supervisory authorities. - [Enforcement Framework Under the Digital Services Act](https://kantolaw.com/resources/enforcement-framework-under-the-digital-services-act/) - The Digital Services Act sets rules for online services used within the European Union, regardless of where the service provider is based. European authorities may investigate and impose penalties on all services that fail to comply. - [Fines for Not Appointing Data Protection Representatives](https://kantolaw.com/resources/fines-for-not-appointing-data-protection-representatives/) - The EU data protection representative acts as a point of contact and liaison between non-EU organisations and European authorities or individuals regarding GDPR compliance. The data protection representative’s primary responsibility is facilitating communication between the organisation, data subjects, and EU supervisory authorities. - [GDPR Data Protection Representative Requirements: Liability and Compliance for Non-EU Businesses](https://kantolaw.com/resources/gdpr-data-protection-representative-requirements/) - The EU data protection representative acts as a point of contact and liaison between non-EU organisations and European authorities or individuals regarding GDPR compliance. The data protection representative’s primary responsibility is facilitating communication between the organisation, data subjects, and EU supervisory authorities. - [The Role of the EU Data Protection Representative](https://kantolaw.com/resources/the-role-of-the-eu-data-protection-representative/) - The EU data protection representative acts as a point of contact and liaison between non-EU organisations and European authorities or individuals regarding GDPR compliance. The data protection representative’s primary responsibility is facilitating communication between the organisation, data subjects, and EU supervisory authorities. - [Data Protection Representatives in the European Union](https://kantolaw.com/resources/data-protection-representatives-in-the-european-union/) - The way businesses connect with customers has changed a lot in the digital age, offering new opportunities but also presenting new risks. To address this evolving landscape, the European Union (EU) has introduced the Digital Services Act (DSA), a pioneering regulatory framework aimed at governing digital platforms and services while establishing new rules to regulate these service providers. - [Making Sense of the Digital Services Act: Why and When Your Online Business Needs a Legal Representative](https://kantolaw.com/resources/making-sense-of-the-digital-services-act-dsa-why-and-when-your-online-business-needs-a-legal-representative/) - The European Union’s Digital Services Act (DSA) introduces new regulations for online services. If your business operates outside the EU but serves EU customers, you must now appoint a “legal representative”. This article explains why this requirement is important and how it helps your business stay compliant with the DSA. - [Understanding the Legal Representative Requirement Under the Digital Services Act](https://kantolaw.com/resources/understanding-the-legal-representative-requirement-under-the-digital-services-act/) - The EU data protection representative acts as a point of contact and liaison between non-EU organisations and European authorities or individuals regarding GDPR compliance. The data protection representative’s primary responsibility is facilitating communication between the organisation, data subjects, and EU supervisory authorities. - [Navigating the EU’s Digital Services Act: A Guide for US Companies](https://kantolaw.com/resources/lorem-ipsum-5/) - The way businesses connect with customers has changed a lot in the digital age, offering new opportunities but also presenting new risks. To address this evolving landscape, the European Union (EU) has introduced the Digital Services Act (DSA), a pioneering regulatory framework aimed at governing digital platforms and services while establishing new rules to regulate these service providers. - [Fines and Penalties for Non-Compliance: DSA and the GDPR](https://kantolaw.com/resources/lorem-ipsum-4/) - In the digital age, regulations and directives have been established to protect consumers and ensure a level playing field for businesses. Three significant pieces of legislation in this realm are the Digital Services Act (DSA) and the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). This article provides a brief overview of each and outlines the fines and penalties associated with non-compliance. ## Testimonials - [John D.](https://kantolaw.com/testimonial/john-d-2/) - Specialist Legal Expert guided us through a complex corporate merger with unparalleled expertise. - [John D.](https://kantolaw.com/testimonial/john-d/) - Specialist Legal Expert guided us through a complex corporate merger with unparalleled expertise.