Nadine Goetz

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Nadine Goetz is a law student at the Ludwig-Maximilians-University in Munich (LMU). Within the scope of her focus area “Public Business and Environmental Law”, she specialises in state aid and public procurement law, public business law, as well as environmental and climate protection law.

At activeMind.legal, she is gaining her first professional experience and supports the firm’s staff in researching and handling data protection law issues.

Certified data protection officer (IHK)

Studying law at the Ludwig-Maximilians-University in Munich (LMU)

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Technological requirements for the introduction of AI

Klaus Foitzick 10 January 2025

How to prepare your data, infrastructure, and software for the use of AI systems – explained with numerous examples.

Do online retailers have to provide guest accounts and what are they allowed to use customer data for

Martin Röleke 22 November 2024

The Hamburg Regional Court clarifies key questions regarding the processing of personal data in online shops – at least for some providers.

New standard contractual clauses for GDPR data importers

Dr. Evelyne Sørensen 19 November 2024

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 German Accessibility Improvement Act (BFSG)

David Weihbrecht 11 November 2024

Who is affected by the BFSG? What are the accessibility requirements for digital products and services? An overview!

CJEU defines data protection damages in the case of immaterial and hypothetical damage

David Weihbrecht 21 October 2024

Several judgements on the determination of immaterial damage and the assessment of such damage under the GDPR provide new certainties for data controllers.

GDPR and AI Act: similarities and differences

Jure Globocnik 16 October 2024

The European General Data Protection Regulation and the AI Act are similar in many respects, but also have some important differences that companies should be aware of.

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Technological requirements for the introduction of AI

Do online retailers have to provide guest accounts and what are they allowed to use customer data for

New standard contractual clauses for GDPR data importers

The German Accessibility Improvement Act (BFSG)

CJEU defines data protection damages in the case of immaterial and hypothetical damage

GDPR and AI Act: similarities and differences

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