The first half of 2018 saw the arrival of the EU's much-anticipated General Data Protection Regulation deadline, that moment in time in which sweeping personal privacy rules were implemented within the European Union.

Described as the most important data privacy change in 20 years, GDPR continues to impact individuals and business living and working within the EU. And, as you can tell from a quick scan of latest legal writings on matter, the implications are ongoing. For your interest, here is a quick look at some of the most popular GDPR-related posts to be published on JD Supra during the course of the year:

1. 5 Key Takeaways | GDPR: Preparing for Meeting with EU Regulators - by Amanda Witt and Jon Neiditz at Kilpatrick Townsend
2. Meeting GDPR Requirements - Is Your E-Discovery Process Ready for the EU’s New Data Privacy Rules?  - by Zapproved
3. German DPAs Publish Model GDPR Processing Records – Translations Provided - by Daniel Felz at Alston & Bird
4. In Principle: 10 Things Authorised Firms Need to Know for 2018 – The World of Financial Regulation as the UK Prepares to Exit the EU - by Ezra Zahabi, Rosemarie Paul, Helen Marshall, and Joe Hewton at Akin Gump
5. GDPR's Most Frequently Asked Questions: Are Work Email Addresses and Business Contact Information Considered "Personal Data?" - by Dominik Weiß at Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner
6. [Podcast] Life with GDPR - Episode 14: the Jehovah's Witness Case and Data Privacy - by Thomas Fox
7. Internet of Things Part 2: Dogs, Cameras, and Cybersecurity - by Sara Hollan Chelette and Matt Acosta at Jackson Walker
8. What’s up with WHOIS? The GDPR May Limit or Prevent Access to Domain Name Registration Information - by Evan Everist and Jamie Nafziger at Dorsey & Whitney
9. Managing the Privacy and Data Security Risks of IoT This Holiday Season - by Debra R. Bernard and Christopher Veatch at Perkins Coie
10. The GDPR and Mergers and Acquisitions: What Corporate Buyers and Sellers Need to Know - by Sara Jodka at Dickinson Wright
11. Employers Get Ready: GDPR Implications in the Employment Law Arena  - by Tracy Weir and Sharonda Childs Fancher at Baker Donelson
12. Canada To Update Data Law To GDPR Standard As A Minimum - by attorneys at King & Spalding
13. What Is the European General Data Protection Regulation and What Does It Mean for Companies Doing Business in Europe? - by attorneys at Quinn Emanuel

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