In the recent case C 203/22 (Dun & Bradstreet Austria), the court of Justice has returned to the issue of automated decision-making and provided some useful clarification on what information needs to be disclosed about this kind of data processing to data subjects – in particular, addressing the question of how these obligations interact with trade secrets rules.

In our latest Bytesize Legal Update, Fieldfisher's James Russell and Richard Lawne unpick what the court decided, how this decision adds to the previous caselaw like SCHUFA, and ultimately what this means for companies that use automated decision-making as part of their business.

Read more here.