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The European Court of Justice is challenging national legislators in the European Union who introduced privacy laws stricter than those provided for by the European Data Protection Directive (9546EC
In a recent case before the Spanish Supreme Court, the Court found that an employee is entitled to claim unfair dismissal in the following transfer-of-business case: a Spanish governmental body had outsourced activities to an external provider through successive contracts
On June 3, 2010, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) made public its decision in Case C-48708 (Commission v. Spain), which had been referred to the Court by the European Commission in late 2008
