Cookie banner in Germany
Cookie banner plays a central role in ensuring compliance with the GDPR. Certain requirements must therefore be met when creating them that are contained in the verdict of the Regional Court of Cologne (LG Köln v. 19.1.2024, 6 U 80/23, 33 O 311/22). What are the requirements for the cookie banner? To enable users to […]
Cybercrime and the exposure of personal data. What does the reinforcement of consumer rights mean for companies?
The European Court of Justice has ruled in cases of cybercrime when and under what conditions a company owes compensation for the unauthorized disclosure of personal data caused by cyber attack. The basis of the decision On 5 July 2019, it was reported that there was an unauthorized access to the information system of the […]
German courts impose penalties for breaches of the information obligations of employees and applicants. What do employers now have to consider with regard to the GDPR?
The Duisburg Labour Court and the Baden-Württemberg Labour Court have already imposed fines of 750 and 2,5000 euros respectively for breaches of employers’ obligations to provide information to former employees and applicants in accordance with Art. 82 I GDPR. A breach is deemed to have occurred if a person suffers a loss of control over […]
Grau law firm at Hannover Messe 2017
Grau Rechtsanwälte PartGmbB joined as an expert in debt recovery field the Hannover Messe 2017 on 27.04.2017. Attorney at law Adriana Grau, LL.M offered two seminars in English and polish during the Hannover Messe. „Connected Industry- protection of know- how and data protection- facing the challenge in cross- border trade“ and “Cross-border debt recovery”. Main […]
