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More and more immaterial damages for GDPR infringements

More and more immaterial damages for GDPR infringements

28.10.2020

35.3 Million Euro Fine for Data Protection Violations in H&M’s Service Center

35.3 Million Euro Fine for Data Protection Violations in H&M’s Service Center

12.10.2020

New powers accorded to the police due to COVID-19 in Slovenia

New powers accorded to the police due to COVID-19 in Slovenia

14.07.2020

Employer is not liable for the wrong-doing of the employee

Employer is not liable for the wrong-doing of the employee

07.04.2020

A landmark decision on the quantum of privacy damages in UK

A landmark decision on the quantum of privacy damages in UK

13.06.2019

Data Protection – the Challenges of our Time

Data Protection – the Challenges of our Time

15.03.2019

Right of personality and common sense

Right of personality and common sense

14.03.2019

Tech giants can be sued by consumers without proving harm

Tech giants can be sued by consumers without proving harm

16.02.2019

Right to be forgotten and the media

Right to be forgotten and the media

11.07.2018

Working Party 29 issued three new guidances

Working Party 29 issued three new guidances

23.12.2016

EU Parliament approved new Data Protection Regulation

EU Parliament approved new Data Protection Regulation

14.04.2016

Goodbye Safe Harbour, hello Privacy Shield – but what does that really mean for your data?

Goodbye Safe Harbour, hello Privacy Shield – but what does that really mean for your data?

03.02.2016

German DPA Imposes 1.3 Million EUR Fine on Insurance Group for Violation of Data Protection Law

German DPA Imposes 1.3 Million EUR Fine on Insurance Group for Violation of Data Protection Law

04.01.2016

Max Schrems won in Luxembourg v. Facebook

Max Schrems won in Luxembourg v. Facebook

11.10.2015

In a CIA Torture Case, the Only Person Punished is the Whistleblower

In a CIA Torture Case, the Only Person Punished is the Whistleblower

10.01.2015