CJEU T-384/20 RENV OC v Commission (C-479/22 P)
🔥 Update: After the CJEU sent the case back, the General Court has ordered the European Commission to pay a Greek scientist €50,000 for unlawfully processing her personal data in a press release, causing reputational, career and health-related harm.
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