European Data Protection Handbook

Jo Edgley James Boyle
Jo Edgley, James Boyle
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  • April 2, 2025

Introducing our Data Protection handbook, offering insights into the requirements under the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and how it may affect your business operating across key European jurisdictions.

Download to discover:

  • Key requirements under the GDPR.
  • Local law variations across key European jurisdictions.
  • Insights that clarify local law and their impact on your business.

Developed by MDR ONE, an integrated international employment and privacy counsel service, this handbook is your key to navigating local data protection law.

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