ArticleGDPR Implications On The Global M&A ProcessDisclosing customer data may be avoided by providing standard contracts and aggregate data in the form of analytics tables etc.BulgariaPrivacyHristov & Partners
ArticleE-Commerce And Competition: The European Commission's Sector InquiryThe European Commission's report on the e-commerce sector released in May (the Report) outlines the main trends and potential competition barriers in the online retail.European UnionAntitrust/Competition LawHristov & Partners
ArticleBulgaria Merger Control Overview, Part 2Should a contemplated transaction satisfy the criteria discussed at Part 1, the mandatory merger control would apply and the responsible party or parties must file a notification with the CPC.BulgariaCorporate/Commercial LawHristov & Partners
ArticleBulgaria Merger Control Overview, Part 1When you consider an investment in Bulgaria or exiting an existing investment (either an entity, a business as a going concern or a part of it, or an income generating asset) you would diligently check...BulgariaCorporate/Commercial LawHristov & Partners
ArticleGDPR Basics Part 5: Mandatory Data Protection OfficersThe DPO is not personally liable for ensuring compliance with the data protection rules within a company.BulgariaPrivacyHristov & Partners
ArticleBulgaria Merger Control Overview, Part 3In Part 1 we discussed the criteria for the applicability of the merger control and in Part 2 the procedure and the relevant practice of the Bulgarian competition authority. BulgariaCorporate/Commercial LawHristov & Partners
ArticleGDPR Basics Part 6: Impact On Personal Data ProcessorsBefore the GDPR enters into force on 25 May 2018, companies processing personal data will have to reassess their approach to personal data processing.BulgariaPrivacyHristov & Partners
ArticleGDPR Basics Part 3: Legal Grounds For Personal Data ProcessingOn its entry into force, the GDPR would make reliance on data subjects'BulgariaPrivacyHristov & Partners
ArticleGDPR Basics Part 2: Consent Of Data SubjectsA freely given consent means that the data subject has genuine or free choice to either agree or disagree to having his or her personal data processed.BulgariaPrivacyHristov & Partners
ArticleGDPR Basics Part 1: Principles Of Personal Data ProcessingThe newly revised EU legal framework in the field of personal data protection (GDPR) has already made the processing of personal data an increasingly important topic for businesses operating...BulgariaPrivacyHristov & Partners
ArticleGDPR Basics Part 4: Rights Of Data SubjectsOne of the EU's key objectives in adopting the General Data Protection RegulationBulgariaPrivacyHristov & Partners