Webinar video | Digital Law Series #11: Keeping Up with GDPR
The GDPR has been applicable more than 3 years and continues to raise many questions for businesses. In this session, we will have a closer look at, amongst other things: the new SCC’s, the ECJ’s verdict in the Facebook-case and new decisions from the Market Court.
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