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You can sue for anything. It may be dismissed for legal reasons, but that sets precedent. It may be settled without setting a legal precedent. In either case, t
by caymanjim 8y ago
You can sue for anything. It may be dismissed for legal reasons, but that sets precedent. It may be settled without setting a legal precedent. In either case, there are material and immaterial costs involved.
- orf 8y ago> You can sue for anything Sure, but that's nothing to do with GDPR and can be done today. Tacking GDPR onto a frivolous suit doesn't add anything and also doesn't set any precedent. The law clearly sets out how to handle GDPR complaints, and it's not via the courts.