Non-material damages and the GDPR – what’s next in the Netherlands?
In our global data breach risk report, we included some information on litigation risk and damages claims across jurisdictions...
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EU's ePrivacy reforms: a Dutch perspective
As mentioned in the introduction to our blog series on ePrivacy Regulation in the EU, the EU Council has reached a compromise agreement...
Non-material damages under the GDPR: will it become the rule rather than the exception?
Recently, the chairperson of the Dutch data protection authority (who is also the vice chairperson of the EDPB) wrote a blog post (in Dutch)
Collective actions and non-material damages under the GDPR: is it a match?
Some things were made to go together: Macaroni and cheese, video meetings and mute buttons, Lennon and McCartney.
Apparently, the European...
Contact tracing apps in the Netherlands - legal implications
This post is part of a series on contact tracing apps. You can read our introduction to the series and get links to the other entries
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