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The new EU General Data Protection Regulation in the Swiss SME practice: the journey is the reward?

The two SwissLegal lawyers Martin Frey and Carol Simona Rothenfluh, both facing the daily challenges of clients’ implementation issues with the new regulation, provide insight into the world of data protection.
Read more about this in the attached article (in German), as it was also published in the supplement to the Sonntagszeitung of 15 July 2018 on the topic of data protection ...

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