The Data Protection Commission (DPC) is owed more than €4 billion in fines that have not been collected or are subject to legal challenge. The DPC hit companies – including firms in Big Tech – with more than €530 million in fines last year. However, just €125,000 of that has been collected so far, according … Read more
Poland’s Judicial Crisis: A Warning Sign for EU Cohesion and the Rule of Law Over €35 billion remains frozen. That’s the stark reality facing Poland as the European Union grapples with a deepening crisis of judicial independence. This week’s ruling by the EU Court of Justice (ECJ) – confirming the Polish Constitutional Tribunal isn’t operating … Read more
German Court Rejects family reunification Claim for Parents of Naturalized Citizen A Recent Ruling By The Higher Administrative Court (Ovg) Berlin-Brandenburg Has Denied Family Reunification Rights To The Parents Of A Refugee Who Obtained German Citizenship. The Court Overturned An Earlier Decision, Setting A New Precedent For Similar cases Involving Family Reunification. The Case Highlights … Read more
EU Court Decision Gives Empowering Boost to European Data Protection Table of Contents 1. EU Court Decision Gives Empowering Boost to European Data Protection 2. EU Court Decision strengthens Data Protection Board Authority, Impacting US Tech Giants 3. A Landmark Decision for Data Privacy in the EU 4. What is the potential impact of the … Read more