Germany:
GDPR Infringements: Now It's Getting Expensive
18 March 2020
Arnold & Porter
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Magazin addresses a recent German Economic Institute
study—the latest calculation in Germany since the summer of
2019—that finds an increase in both the number of sanctions
and volume of fines under the almost-two-year-old General Data
Protection Regulation. Mr. Dumont discusses both the reasons for
the rise and the implications it will have on small and
medium-sized companies.
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