Bastiaan Bruyndonckx and Olivia Santantonio contributed to the Belgian chapter in the recently published ICLG Guide - Data Protection Laws and Regulations 2020. This guide covers 39 jurisdictions and provides a practical cross-border insight into data protection law. Some hot topics, evo
One of the relance measures of the government is the possibility for employers to offer a consumption voucher to their employees to support the severely affected industries (such as the hotel, restaurant and café industry and the culture sector).
There are many uncertainties concerning how employers should or can react towards employees returning from (colored) risk areas, as determined by the FPS Foreign Affairs (see here).
The first wave of EU legislation regarding the internet emerged twenty years ago. Now the Commission has started the revision of these instruments to adapt them to our rapidly changing digital society.
The Litigation Chamber of the Belgian Data Protection Authority (DPA) has imposed a fine of EUR 600,000 on Google Belgium for not respecting an individual’s right to be forgotten (RTBF), after Google rejected the individual’s request to remove obsolete articles that harmed his reputation from search
In a game-changing decision in Data Protection Commissioner v.
In a game-changing decision in Data Protection Commissioner v.
In a game-changing decision in Data Protection Commissioner v.
Annick Mottet Haugaard, Héloïse Fostier, Olivia Santantonio and Lola Stenuit contributed to the Chambers ‘Product Liability & Safety 2020’ Guide. This guide provides you with a practical overview on how Belgian authorities will react in case of defective product placed on the market or on how