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Data class actions guide

08 March 2021

Does your processing of personal data fall within the scope of the GDPR? Are you ready to defend potential data-related litigation – in particular, data class actions?

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Authored by Christine Gateau, Patrice Navarro, Pauline Faron, Dr. Stefan Schuppert, LL.M. (Harvard), Dr. Martin Pflueger, Dr. Detlef Hass, Dr. Matthias M. Schweiger, Dr. Martin Strauch, LL.M. (Edinburgh), Christian Di Mauro, Massimiliano Masnada, Joke Bodewits, Manon Cordewener, Marek Wroniak, Ewa Kacperek, Gonzalo F. Gállego, Jose Luis Huerta, Nicola Fulford, Ivan Shiu, Eduardo Ustaran, Valerie Kenyon, Matthew Felwick, Arwen Handley, Natalia Gulyaeva, Alexei Dudko, Michelle A. Kisloff, Adam A. Cooke, Omar Guerrero Rodríguez, Jorge Valdés King, Mark Parsons, and Byron Phillips.

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