Grégoire Dumas
Counsel, France
Technology/Privacy lawyer, Grégoire advise on, draft and negotiate complex technology, software and licensing arrangements as well as an on wide range of data protection issues.
Grégoire is a Counsel with extensive experience in technology and data protection matters.
Grégoire's mainly assists clients in drafting and negotiating a wide variety of IT contracts in the digital world: cloud licenses and services, software integration, outsourcing, hosting, etc. for both IT service providers and business users, from start-ups to multinational companies.
In addition, Gregoire handles all matters related to the data protection and regularly advises clients either on global compliance projects with the GDPR and French data protection laws or on complex specific issues (international data transfers, data protection impact analysis, cookies, processing of health or diversity data, etc.) or in the context of investigation or litigation with the CNIL.
Grégoire has also developed an expertise on e-commerce issues, electronic signatures and employees’ cyber-surveillance within the company.
DoorDash
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Groupe Casino
Advised Groupe Casino and its subsidiary RelevanC on the IP/data aspects of its negotiations with the Intermarché Group for the creation of a purchasing partnership, in France and internationally, and a digital partnership.
Insights
IT and data
Cyber breach – The French Conseil d’Etat confirms the CNIL decision against Optical Center (250.000 Euros fine)
Optical Center company suffered a cyber-attack of its e-commerce website on January 2019 which resulted in several complaints of prospects...
02/05/2022
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3m
20/07/2021
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1m
GDPR
New guidance emerging on cross-border data transfers: an overview
Businesses wondering what they need to do to ensure their cross-border data transfers remain compliant will welcome new European-level guidance...
17/11/2020
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8m
17/11/2020
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3m
05/10/2020
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4m
IT and data
Latest European privacy decision adds complexity and uncertainty for cross-border data transfers, particularly to the U.S.
Surprise CJEU judgment leaves intact standard contractual clauses but invalidates EU-US Privacy Shield and forces businesses and regulators to work...
16/07/2020
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5m
09/07/2020
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8m
Managing Covid-19
Exiting lockdown | How to remain privacy-compliant when carrying out medical monitoring and testing
Medical monitoring and testing plays a vital role in combatting Covid-19, but it is important to remain compliant with privacy...
16/06/2020
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5m
Managing Covid-19
Data protection and Covid-19: French companies, their suppliers and contractors, and cyber risks
As lockdown is extended in France for a few more weeks, companies still need to ensure they adopt actions required...
17/04/2020
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4m
IT and data
Cookies and other trackers: the CNIL publishes new recommendations and launches a public consultation
On 4 July 2019, the French data protection authority (the “CNIL”) adopted new guidelines on cookies and other trackers. Also...
28/01/2020
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4m
IT and data
Planet49: CJEU rules on consent requirements for cookies
Further warning to website operators wishing to place cookies without obtaining active consent
07/10/2019
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5m
Tech, Media and Comms
Paris Court Rules: Users May Resell Games Purchased on Steam
The Paris Court of First Instance has just ruled on 17 September 2019 that the doctrine of exhaustion does apply...
04/10/2019
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3m
