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Dieter Natlacen
Dieter is the Head of our TMC and Co-Head of our Healthcare & Life Sciences sectors in CEE. He's also co-head of our intellectual property and IT groups in the region, and of our firm-wide Italy group. Dieter is a recognised litigator and arbitrator in CEE, and also specialises in commercial work, such as cooperation and outsourcing agreements
Dieter became a partner in 1986. He is recognised as a top IP and IT lawyer, especially for his work with Italian clients and international clients with business interests in Italy. Dieter works across the technology, media & communications, healthcare & life sciences, and consumer & retail sectors, amongst others. In 2001, Dieter co-authored the Product Piracy Act (NWV). Earlier in his career, Dieter was a lecturer in corporate law at the Vienna University of Economics and Business for over a decade.
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Carrière
| Since 1986 | Partner, Taylor Wessing e|n|w|c |
| 1983 – 1986 | Self-employed attorney |
| 1978 – 1983 | Associate, Vienna & Milan |
Formation
| 1983 | Admitted to the bar, Austria |
| 1976 | Doctoral degree, University of Vienna |
| 1972 – 1976 | Law studies, University of Vienna |
Publications
Co-Autor of the Product Piracy Act (NWV), 2001 |
Groupes & Associations
Vienna Bar Association Examination board for the judiciary exams Board of European Forum Alpbach Associazione internazionale giuristi di lingua italiana |
Langues étrangères
| English |
| Italian |
Actualités et publications récentes
Global Data Hub - Latest news
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News as at 10 November 2022
This week's data protection news includes: What's happening with the UK's Data Protection Bill?; 44th Global Privacy Assembly – facial recognition principles agreed; 44th Global Privacy Assembly – facial recognition principles agreed; Governments to work together and separately to tackle ransomware; CJEU ruling on inclusion and withdrawal of contact details in directories; Ofcom proposes lowering incident reporting thresholds for OESs.
10 novembre 2022
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2 de 49 Publications
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News as at 3 November 2022
This week's data protection news includes: EDPB consults on updated guidelines on identifying a lead supervisory authority; ICO guidance on direct marketing using email and live calls; ICO concerns over emotion analysis technologies; ICO publishes draft guidance on information about workers' healthCNIL fines Clearview AI €20m; OECD cross-border data flow report; Australia proposes increase in data breach fines; AG ruling on retention of IP addresses to identify suspected copyright infringement; ICO fines Interserve Group £4.4m for employee privacy failings.
3 novembre 2022
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3 de 49 Publications
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News as at 20 October 2022
This week's data protection news includes: Digital Markets Act published in the Official Journal; EDPB consults on revision to data breach notification guidelines for non-EU establishments; EC highlights data initiatives; ICO draft guidance on monitoring in the workplace; NCSC guidance on gaining confidence in supply chain cybersecurity; EDPB sets out harmonisation 'wish list' and other plenary developments; ICO responsible for the UK Trusted List.
20 octobre 2022
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4 de 49 Publications
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News as at 13 October 2022
This week's data protection news includes: President Biden signs Executive Order paving the way for new EU (and UK) – US adequacy agreement; Breach of GDPR does not automatically give rise to a claim for non-material damage, says AG; £1.48m ICO fine for company profiling and targeting customers without consent; Malicious apps target Facebook user login details; Largest cryptocurrency exchange suffers major data breach.
13 octobre 2022
par plusieurs auteurs
5 de 49 Publications
