In the latest issue of Everything Compliance Cordery’s Jonathan Armstrong talks about the conviction and sentence of former Uber Chief Security Officer Joe Sullivan. He looks at the GDPR implications and whether other officers of an organisation, including Chief Compliance Officers should feel vulnerable too. You can listen to the podcast at https://bit.ly/3MJlEXO or via Read more »
TechLaw10: Eric Sinrod & Jonathan Armstrong on 5 years of GDPR
In this edition of TechLaw10 Cordery’s Jonathan Armstrong talks to Professor Eric Sinrod from his home in California. They look at the 5 year anniversary of GDPR coming into force. The topics include: what are the level of fines under GDPR? the use of Data Protection Impact Assessments cookies AI data transfer the rise of Read more »
Client Alert: Meta Subject To Record EU GDPR € 1.2 billion Fine Along With EU-US Data Transfers Suspension
Introduction Today, Facebook’s parent company, Meta Platforms, was fined €1.2 billion – the highest fine under GDPR to date – along with being ordered to suspend EU-US data transfers. But this case isn’t just about a big fine – there are potential shock waves for any business transferring data from the EU to the US. Read more »
Client Alert: UK EU Law (Revocation & Reform) Bill Update
We first posted this alert on 17 March 2023 and have updated this to reflect recent developments. Introduction In September 2022 the UK government introduced the “Retained EU Law (Revocation and Reform) Bill” (“the Bill”) which aims at amending, repealing or replacing retained EU law that, in the government’s view, “is no longer fit for Read more »
Client Alert: Scottish Court looks at GDPR Rights in Litigation
Introduction Earlier this year a Scottish court looked at the potential conflicts between litigation and GDPR. The case concerns an Employment Tribunal case where a manager was alleged to have called an employee a “f****** retard.” The manager effectively said that GDPR entitled him to take part in the proceedings. As a result, the court Read more »
Life with GDPR – Data Transfer Update
In the latest episode of Life with GDPR Cordery’s Jonathan Armstrong discusses data transfer with Tom Fox. With different judgments on the horizon, Jonathan talks about the proposed replacement for Safe Harbor and Privacy Shield, the Data Privacy Framework (DPF) and how he thinks it will likely fail. Jonathan feels that it is “doomed inevitably Read more »
Webinar: Mastering Post-Breach Recovery and Mitigating Data Security Risk
We’re joining forces with Risk Crew for a webinar on responding to a data breach on May 23rd at 1 PM GMT. This 90-minute session will provide you with invaluable insights from Cordery’s Jonathan Armstrong who has played a pivotal role in helping numerous companies big and small recover from data breaches. Don’t miss this Read more »
Recent UK Sanctions On Russia Developments
What’s this about? The UK sanctions regime concerning Russian individuals and entities with regard to the war in Ukraine has continued to develop; for more about how the UK sanctions regime works see the What is the UK sanctions regime? section of our article here https://www.corderycompliance.com/add65uksanctions/. This article sets out in brief the latest developments. Read more »
European Court Ruling On The Meaning Of The Right To Obtain A “Copy” Of Personal Data Under The Subject Access Right
What’s this about? The European Court has given a ruling concerning Subject Access Requests (“SARs”) under the EU General Data Protection Regulation (“EU GDPR”) where it has said that the right to obtain a “copy” of personal data essentially means that the individual making the request must be given a “faithful and intelligible reproduction” of Read more »
Client Alert: European Court Ruling – Infringing EU GDPR Does Not Automatically Give Rise To Compensation
What’s this about? Under Article 82(1) of the EU General Data Protection Regulation (EU GDPR) anyone who has suffered either material or non-material damage as a result of an infringement of EU GDPR has the right to receive compensation from the data controller or data processor for the damage suffered. The European Court of Justice Read more »
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