At activeMind.legal, Evelyne Sørensen specialises in national and international data protection law and supports her clients across all industries. Her area of expertise is in particular the legal support of national and international corporations in the introduction and development of new (digital) business models. Another focus is on advising on Swiss data protection law.
We explain the fine imposed by the European Commission under the Digital Markets Act and outline the opportunities that the regulations governing Google’s platforms may present for providers.
Microsoft promises data sovereignty in the cloud, but cannot rule out access by U.S. authorities. We explain the problem.
What does the EU Commission’s adequacy decision on data protection in the United Kingdom mean for businesses inside the EU? Will the decision be extended?
The EU is planning new standard contractual clauses for data recipients in third countries that are already subject to the GDPR. We explain why this could finally bring legal certainty and avoid the threat of fines.
The Whistleblower Protection Act is intended to protect whistleblowers and whistleblowers. Employers must fulfill various requirements and, if necessary, set up internal reporting channels.
The EU Commission has confirmed the adequacy decisions of eleven third countries in its first review of these. Third-country transfers based on the adequacy decisions may thus continue.
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