Topics of the webinar
The CJEU has recently issued a number of judgments relevant to data protection. Among the most important are those on the right to a copy and on data recipients in the context of the right of access (both Art. 15 GDPR). In addition, there is case law on claims for damages (Art. 82 GDPR) – for example in the event of violations of the aforementioned data subject rights.
In the webinar, participants will learn in particular:
Rights of data subjects
- Right to information:
- To what extent does the CJEU increase the requirements beyond the wording of Art. 15 GDPR?
- What exceptions apply?
- How can this be implemented in practice?
- Right to copy:
- How does the CJEU interpret the term “copy” in Art. 15 (3) GDPR?
- What does the term “information” according to Art. 15 (3) GDPR include, especially if the application is made electronically?
- What specific data do companies have to disclose?
- What about the right to information in the context of whistleblowing?
- When is the right to information abused?
Claims for damages
- What is material or non-matrial damage according to Art. 82 GDPR?
- To what extent does CJEU case law change the liability?
- How do courts apply Art. 82 GDPR in conjunction with Art. 15 GDPR?
