Dr. Viola Bensinger

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Viola Bensinger is Global Co-Chair of the Greenberg Traurig’s IP & Technology Practice Group and the Global Data Privacy & Cybersecurity Practice, and also chairs the Technology Practice in Germany. She advises clients from the technology, media, health care, automotive and other industries.

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Dutch Data Protection Authority approves Code of Conduct for Data Processors in the ICT Sector

By Greenberg Traurig, Carsten A. Kociok & Dr. Viola Bensinger on September 8, 2020

Posted in data center, data protection, Dutch Law, ePrivacy, EU, Featured, GDPR, litigation, privacy

On August 27, 2020 the Dutch Data Protection Authority (Dutch DPA) announced that it approved the first ‘code of conduct’ in the Netherlands, the Data Pro Code. The Data…
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EU Parliament Approves Heavily Disputed Copyright Directive

By Laura Zentner & Dr. Viola Bensinger on April 26, 2019

Posted in Copyright, digital single market, European Directive, European Union Law, Intellectual Property Litigation

On March 26, the parliament of the European Union approved the “Directive on copyright in the Digital Single Market”, one of the most heavily disputed legislative acts in EU history.
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The ePrivacy Regulation: The Next European Initiative in Data Protection

By Carsten A. Kociok, Dr. Viola Bensinger & Greenberg Traurig on April 17, 2019

Posted in data protection, digital single market, ePrivacy, EU, European Directive, European Union Law, GDPR, privacy, Uncategorized

While many are still digesting the changes brought about by the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), a new privacy regulation is already on its way. The Regulation…
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