Olivia Satchel | activeMind.legal

Litigation readiness as an element of modern compliance

Jung-Hun Kim 30 April 2026

How to protect your business objectives in court and before the authorities through optimised litigation readiness.

The EU Pay Transparency Directive

Haykuhi Gevorgyan 21 April 2026

Gender pay gap, transparency requirements, reversal of the burden of proof – everything employers in Germany need to know about the EU Pay Transparency Directive.

Planned changes to the AI Act

David Weihbrecht 27 March 2026

The AI Act is being reformed as part of an omnibus procedure, with the aim of boosting competitiveness for EU businesses. We explain the pros and cons for businesses.

CJEU establishes guidelines for the abuse of the right of access

Martin Röleke 20 March 2026

Important CJEU ruling on dealing with abusive requests for access and the consequences of a breach of the right to access.

Data Act: Planned changes through Omnibus IV

Haykuhi Gevorgyan 16 March 2026

What the reform of the Data Act means for businesses – and where simplifications and legal certainty can be expected.

Group turnover as a benchmark for GDPR fines

Nicole Kopp 10 March 2026

How are GDPR fines calculated when companies within a group violate data protection regulations – and how can corporations reduce their risks in this regard?

CJEU: non-material damage, injunctive relief, assessment of damages

Martin Röleke 11 February 2026

A ruling that is highly relevant in practice concerning the de minimis threshold for non-material damage, injunctive relief claims based on the GDPR, and the assessment of damages.

Cyber Resilience Act (CRA)

Nicole Kopp 3 February 2026

What cybersecurity requirements must manufacturers, importers and distributors meet according to the CRA in order to be allowed to place products on the market in the EU from 2027 onwards?

International Data Protection Day 2026

David Weihbrecht 27 January 2026

Data protection: The gap between aspiration and reality – or the importance companies should really attach to data protection in order to benefit from it.

Does the host-provider privilege apply to data protection violations?

David Weihbrecht 16 December 2025

The CJEU had to examine whether providers of online platforms are responsible and liable for the (unlawful) processing of personal data in user-generated content.

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