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ARTICLE · 14 APRIL 2023

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Find out more about our IT law & data protection practice group - now regularly summarised for you at a glance! On a quarterly basis, we will be presenting...

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Christian Saßenbach
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Tobias Kollakowski LL.M.
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Find out more about our IT law & data protection practice group - now regularly summarised for you at a glance! On a quarterly basis, we will be presenting you with the most important developments in IT law and data protection. In addition to informing you of the latest draft laws and developments in the field, we advise you on classic IT law, data protection law and new media. Please also feel free to contact us for audits, IT project support and consulting, including cloud computing, e-commerce topics and social media issues.

1. Permissibility of cheat software: FCJ referral to the EC

2. Cookie banners: what are the legal requirements?

3. German Commercial Code: requirements for a waiver of the plea of a late notice of defects

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