Nicole Kopp is a law student at the Ludwig Maximilian University (LMU) in Munich. She specialises in Criminology and focuses on commercial, sanctions and criminal procedure law.
At activeMind.legal Rechtsanwälte, she is gaining her first professional experience in a law firm and supports the legal editorial team in researching and writing articles on data protection-specific topics.
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?
The Data Governance Act aims to create a European single market for data. We explain what this means for companies and public authorities (in Germany).
What does the abolition of the EU platform for online dispute resolution mean for website operators, and what does the German VSGB stipulate instead?
The CJEU rules on the conditions under which data subjects affected by a data protection breach or hacker attack can claim damages.
What is the European Health Data Space (EHDS) aiming to achieve, what will medical institutions need to prepare for, and how can companies in the healthcare sector get ready for the EHDS regulation?
How can data be exchanged securely and reliably on a global scale, without jeopardising the protection of privacy and personal data protection? DFFT could provide the answer to this – but faces a lot of challenges.
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