Event description:
Referent: Dr. Jens Eckhardtlawyer and specialist lawyer for IT law, Derra, Meyer & Partner Rechtsanwälte PartGmbB
What you need to take seriously and what not! What you need to take away from the case law on compensation for data protection design!
Privacy litigation is not only an issue for lawyers, but also for data protection officers. Because you are the first to evaluate the process, the alleged violation and the claim. However, their perspective is often different than that of the lawyer and especially the claimant and his lawyer. Familiarize yourself with this situation.
But case law, particularly from the ECJ on claims for damages, also shapes the design of data protection in companies. The case law on claims for damages, for example due to violations of the security of processing, also results in conclusions for the design of data protection in the company.
Contents:
– Claims for damages under the GDPR: The overview
– Can you get an overview of the facts and the background?!
– Tactical considerations for the response
– Effects of case law on claims for damages on the design of data protection in companies – Overview of case law and its consequences
– Discussion and questions
About the speaker:
Dr. Jens Eckhardt has been working as a lawyer in the areas of marketing, data protection, information technology and telecommunications since 2001. He is a lawyer at dmp Derra, Meyer & Partner Rechtsanwälte PartGmbB and is certified as a data protection auditor (TÜV) and compliance officer (TÜV). He has also been giving regular lectures and publications for 20 years, particularly on various aspects of data protection law. Co-author by Rüpke/v. Lewinski/Eckhardt, data protection law, the Beck’scher OK, Wolff/Brink, BDSG/DS-GVO, the commentary on the law of electronic media, the handbook IT and data protection law, the Bergmann/Möhrle/Herb, BDSG/DS-GVO, the Beck’s TKG commentary. Member of the board of the BvD Professional Association of Data Protection Officers Due to his experience, Jens Eckhardt regularly supports data protection officers with legal advice.
A notice:
Seminar on maintaining specialist knowledge in accordance with Article 37 Paragraph 5 GDPR, as well as self-commitment criteria for the professional profile of the BvD eV
Participation fee:
€195.00 plus VAT for BvD members
€395.00 plus VAT for non-members
2023-12-25 22:22:52
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