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Category: CJEU case-law

A deep dive into the consequential SRB judgment(s): Between personal, impersonal, anonymous and pseudonymized data
Planet49 CJEU Judgment brings some ‘Cookie Consent’ Certainty to Planet Online Tracking
The CJEU decides lack of access to personal data does not unmake a joint controller: A look at Wirtschaftsakademie
Brief case-law companion for the GDPR professional
Exam scripts are partly personal data and other practical findings of the CJEU in Nowak
Exam scripts and examiner’s corrections are personal data of the exam candidate (AG Kokott Opinion in Nowak)
Summary of the Opinion of AG Kokott in Puškár (on effective judicial remedies and lawful grounds for processing other than consent)
Door-to-door gathering of data by religious group goes to the CJEU
CJEU in Manni: data subjects do not have the right to obtain erasure from the Companies Register, but they do have the right to object
The right to be forgotten goes back to the CJEU (with Google, CNIL, sensitive data, freedom of speech)