When should you notify a data breach? New EDPB guidance provides practical examples
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Mass claims in the data sphere: what will 2021 bring?
While there is plenty of uncertainty on the horizon, one thing we can expect in 2021 is some big developments in relation to collective...
Mass claims for data breaches: if Lloyd v Google doesn’t open the floodgates then perhaps the DCMS will?
Giving proper effect to individuals’ data privacy rights is at the heart of the GDPR and Data Protection Act (DPA) 2018. It is therefore...
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The ICO has published draft guidance around how it will flex its regulatory muscles when enforcing data privacy legislation in the UK. The
Court of Justice of the European Union approves continued use of EU model clauses, but strikes down EU-US Privacy Shield
The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has published its long-awaited decision in the case of Data Protection Commissioner...
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