Katarzyna Koperniak

Trainee attorney-at-lawJunior Associate

Warsaw

Bio

Graduate of the Faculty of Law, Administration and Economics at the University of Wrocław. She participated in the third edition of the TKP Academy student programme.

In our law firm, she is involved in projects related to comprehensive data protection services, in particular verification of the compliance of the entities’ activities with the GDPR. She supports clients in identifying risks, preparing training and documentation required by law. She is interested in data protection law and criminal law.

Fluent in the English language.

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23 Aug 2024

Asking Customers to Provide Courtesy Titles and GDPR - Conclusions from the CJEU Advocate General's Opinion concerning Case C-394/23

Asking customers to provide courtesy titles (such as ‘Mr’, ‘Miss’, ‘Mrs.’) is a common business practice, which is particularly popular in the e-commerce sector, where these details, usually collected at the time of purchasing goods or ordering a service, are used for personalisation of any follow-up communication with the customer. Collecting and retaining information concerning the way a particular person wants to be addressed is processing of their personal data. This results in the need to ensure the compliance of such data collection with the EU data privacy law. The recent opinion of the Advocate General of the CJEU in Case C-394/23 can provide crucial guidelines for controllers, who wish to address their customers using the provided titles.