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General Terms and Conditions: Why Copying Them Will Cost You Dearly
Copying another company’s general terms and conditions (algemene voorwaarden) is risky on three separate legal grounds, and those risks are cumulative rather than alternatives. First, terms drafted with an original structure and wording enjoy copyright protection under the Dutch Copyright
Email is personal data processing, and the GDPR applies to it in full. Three obligations
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Dutch immigration law is built on a combination of national legislation, European Union rules, and
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A business that accepts, holds or pays in crypto-assets takes on obligations that have little
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Ticking the box that says you agree to the general terms and conditions binds you
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A negative review is not unlawful because it is negative. A customer is entitled to
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Data protection in the Netherlands rests on two instruments. The General Data Protection Regulation applies
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Crypto-assets in Europe are no longer regulated by analogy with existing financial law. The Markets
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European rules require intermediaries – advisers, accountants, banks and lawyers among them – to report
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Cybersecurity is no longer only a technical question for Dutch businesses; it is a set
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A marriage concluded abroad is in principle recognised in the Netherlands if it was validly
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Every Dutch employer must arrange occupational health support, and since the Working Conditions Act was
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Litigation is not the only way to resolve a legal problem, and for many disputes
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