Data & Digital Services
Our Data & Digital Services attorneys have expertise in various related fields, among them privacy, personal data protection, access to (non-personal) data, artificial intelligence, digital services, and digital accessibility. By guiding you through these domains, which often overlap, our Data & Digital Services team can support your business and ensure compliance with all applicable laws and regulations.
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Instead of providing one-off advice in specific circumstances, our Data & Digital Services team takes a proactive approach, equipping you with the tools to ensure legal compliance within your business. Merely identifying potential roadblocks is not the team’s style; our attorneys strive to uncover opportunities for sustainable growth and innovation while ensuring your digital strategies align with legal requirements. With a holistic approach to digital regulations, they provide guidance on risk mitigation and the effective use of your digital resources.
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Navigating the Digital Service Act: an 8-step compliance guide
We built an eight-step guide to assist you with assessing if you fall under the DSA, assessing the obligations applicable to you and assisting you with the preparation where necessary.
25.01.2024
Securing your business secrets: a 5-step guide
It’s the fear of many companies: the fruit of your labour ending up in the hands of a competitor. The protection of know-how, intellectual property and commercially sensitive information is vital for success. We explain how to effectively protect these assets under Dutch law in 5 essential steps.
18.01.2024
Navigating the legal terrain of AI: a guide for in-house legal teams
AI is transforming industries at a breakneck speed. At the same time it’s a challenge for in-house legal teams in the EU to keep up, or to even decide what to keep up with. When and how should legal teams be involved in the AI initiatives of their businesses? This guide is made for in-house legal teams with such questions.
17.06.2024
Why current pay-or-okay models violate the GDPR-by-design
Many EU-based publishers offer users a choice: either to ‘pay’ for content or ‘okay’ to another value exchange (such as sharing personal data) to gain access. While this seemingly offers a balance between privacy and revenue, in fact it violates GDPR principles, especially with Real-Time Bidding (RTB) operating behind the scenes. This piece, written together with Opt Out Advertising breaks down how the pay-or-okay model fails GDPR’s principles such as lawfulness, fairness and transparency – and which privacy-friendly alternatives are available in the market.
14.11.2024
