On October 1st, the European Court of Justice handed down a ruling that could have a major impact on the design of the "cookie banners" widely used on the Internet. Although the European Court of Justice was not actually considering the classic "cookie [...]
The purpose of this article is to summarize the lessons that a company can learn from the Morrisons Case with regard to the level of protection that can be considered as “sufficient” and “adequate” for the protection of the personal data of their employees. [...]
The decision that the jurisdiction to issue search warrants concerning foreign data centers lies with the local authorities and not with U.S. courts still stands. In July 2016, a U.S. federal appeals court had ruled that Microsoft is not obliged to grant [...]
From a data protection perspective, over the past twelve months some very important developments in data protection law have taken place. On July 14, 2016 another milestone emerged. In 2013 a New York magistrate judge issued a warrant in a drug trafficking [...]
