Fabienne Dohmen

Fabienne is a member of the Privacy Team. She advises Dutch and international clients on various aspects of privacy and data protection law.

Committed. Goal-oriented. Pragmatic.

Fabienne has experience in implementing and supervising GDPR compliance projects and in supporting clients that are confronted with data breaches. Fabienne gained in-house experience with a start-up company in the field of eHealth and is interested in the privacy aspects of digital applications in healthcare.

Recommendations

"Very knowledgeable in the specific field of distribution and agency contracts" - The Legal 500 2021, Food & Beverages

"Strong, no nonsense professionals". The Legal 500 2022, Retail.

"Within hours Van Doorne was there to support us with their best people. Immediately understanding for our case. With support on the content but also in line with our emotions at that moment". The Legal 500 2022, Food & Beverages.

"Top Tier Firm" - The Legal 500 2021, Retail

"Their level of expertise and benchmark know-how. Each individual is a lead expert in their segment .." The Legal 500 2020, Retail

"Great to the point expertise and great customer focus. All disciplines in-house and flexible" - The Legal 500 2020, Retail

"A substantial team at Van Doorne offers cross-border, sector expertise in areas as varied as commercial/M&A, real estate, litigation, IP and employment. It provides advice that is 'to the point at short notice and has solid knowledge of all areas of law that a corporate has to deal with'" - The Legal 500 EMEA 2019, Industry Focus: Food

"Van Doorne attracts praise for 'its highly valuable combination of in-depth knowledge of this sector and business thinking'" - The Legal 500 EMEA 2019, Industry Focus: Retail

"Thanks to the team's natural ability, incredible experience and in-depth knowledge, even the most complex and sophisticated matters seem to be dealt with based on a seamless, well-oiled playbook" - Chambers Europe 2023, IT & IT Outsourcing."

"Always on point, and the lawyers are capable of providing excellent advice in a very short amount of time" - Chambers Europe 2022, TMT: IT & IT Outsourcing

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New Standard Clauses for international data transfers: what you need to do

16 June 2021

Last update: 16 June 2021 Following the GDPR becoming applicable in May 2018 and the Court of Justice of the EU's ruling in Schrems II in July 2020, the long awaited new Standard Contractual Clauses (New SCCs) have finally been published. These New SCCs will come into effect on 27 June 2021. The prior SCCs were designed before the GDPR saw the light and, although they were upheld in the Schrems II case, the prior SCCs lacked in reliability and practicability. The New SCCs allow for more types of transfers of personal data using a modular approach, instead of the more rigid and limited scope of the prior SCCs.