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Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU)

This tag covers the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU), the EU’s highest judicial authority on questions of EU law. The CJEU interprets EU law and ensures its uniform application across Member States, including through preliminary rulings requested by national courts and decisions in actions involving EU institutions or Member States. It covers CJEU judgments shaping privacy, data protection, AI, and digital law.

Promusicae: When an IP Address Becomes a Person

Promusicae: When an IP Address Becomes a Person

Promusicae examines whether EU law requires internet providers to disclose subscriber identities linked to IP addresses for civil copyright claims—and how courts must balance intellectual property enforcement against privacy and data protection rights.

Österreichischer Rundfunk: When Salary Transparency Meets the Right to Privacy

Österreichischer Rundfunk: When Salary Transparency Meets the Right to Privacy

Austria required certain publicly controlled bodies to disclose the names and annual income of highly paid employees. The CJEU held that salary transparency may serve the public interest—but identifying individuals must still be necessary, appropriate, and proportionate.