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Charlotte Mason

Charlotte Mason

Leiter der Rechtsabteilung, Großbritannien

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Charlotte ist eine erfahrene Anwältin für Datenschutz und Handelsrecht. Sie hat mit Kunden aus verschiedenen Branchen und mit Unternehmen jeder Größe zusammengearbeitet, von Start-ups bis hin zu großen nationalen und multinationalen Organisationen.

Dank ihrer Erfahrung sowohl in operativen als auch in internen Rechtsfunktionen ist Charlotte in der Lage, komplexe Rechtskonzepte in praktische kommerzielle Lösungen umzusetzen.

Charlotte leitet das britische Rechtsteam bei Prighter und unterstützt die Entwicklung der SaaS-Compliance-Lösungen von Prighter.


Articles by Charlotte Mason

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What the UK Data (Use and Access) Act Means for Your Business

The UK is finally on course to make changes to its data protection framework. The Data (Use and Access) Bill passed by Parliament on 11 June 2025 has now received Royal Assent. This article explores what it means.

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By Charlotte Mason, Elif Merve Demir

UK's Cyber Security Laws Set for update in 2025: What's Coming Next?

The UK plans to introduce the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill in 2025 to boost cyber defences and protect vital public services from growing digital threats.

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By Charlotte Mason
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Data Privacy Day 2025: Strengthening Trust Through Privacy Excellence

Data Privacy Day, which is observed every year on 28 January, isn’t just another calendar event; it’s a rallying cry for organizations, individuals, and governments worldwide to prioritise data protection.

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By Charlotte Mason
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Data breaches: why they matter and how to prepare

Data breaches can have severe consequences for individuals and organizations alike, impacting personal privacy, financial stability, and corporate reputation. The GDPR emphasizes swift action and robust data protection to reduce these risks

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By Charlotte Mason, Elif Merve Demir
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The role of the legal representative under the Digital Services Act

The Digital Services Act (DSA) is another key corner stone of the "Digital Strategy for Europe" and part of a new generation of regulations for digital governance.

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By Andreas Maetzler, Katharina Jokic, Charlotte Mason

CCPA: Managing Consumer Rights - CPRA regulations now enforceable

Enforcement of CPRA regulations can now begin immediately, following a court ruling—organizations should prepare for stricter enforcement and potential penalties going forward.

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By Andreas Maetzler, Charlotte Mason

Ready for the new Swiss Data Protection Law? Implications for organizations outside Switzerland

The revised Swiss Federal Act on Data Protection (RevFADP), which takes effect from September 1, 2023, brings Switzerland's data protection regime in line with the GDPR and has significant implications for organizations outside Switzerland.

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By Andreas Maetzler, Charlotte Mason

EU Commission adopts its adequacy decision for the EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework

The European Commission’s recent adoption of the EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework is a turning point in transatlantic data transfers. This blog post provides a concise yet comprehensive overview of the DPF and its practical implications.

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Private or public, does it matter?

Data protection is becoming increasingly complex in the education sector. Learn more about the extraterritorial scope of privacy laws and the need for education providers to appoint a representative.

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By Andreas Maetzler, Charlotte Mason
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From CCPA to CPRA: New rules for handling consumers’ rights

With 1 January, 2023, the CPRA entered into force. Main changes are related to privacy rights of Californian residents with the CPRA introducing new rights as well as amending rights already granted under CCPA.

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By Andreas Maetzler, Charlotte Mason

Series on Implementing PIPL: (1) Cross-Border Data Transfers and Draft Standard Contract

Analysis of the recent guidance from the Cyberspace Administration of China (“CAC”) regarding cross-border transfers in particular China's version of the Standard Contractual Clauses.

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By Charlotte Mason

UK publishes proposals for new Data Protection Reform Bill

The UK Government has recently announced plans to reform UK data protection laws. Read this article for an update of what the reform plans contain and what the effect of the reform may be.

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By Charlotte Mason