Procopé & Hornborg advises one of the world’s largest car manufacturers in its Finnish GDPR compliance project
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The project contained a compliance check of the GDPR documentation package ranging from privacy notices, DPAs, and data sharing agreements to dealer statements, T&Cs, and online forms with special attention to Finnish employee privacy laws. Procopé & Hornborg’s team included Lotta Uusitalo, Anna Liinamaa and Dima Talja.
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Lotta Uusitalo
Partner, Attorney at Law, LL.M. (Bruges), Trained on the Bench
+358 40 8338 008
lotta.uusitalo@procope.fi
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