Katarina Majstorović at Annual Conference on European Data Protection Law 2026 (ERA)

Katarina Majstorović from Majstorović & Partners participated in the Annual Conference on European Data Protection Law 2026, held in Brussels on 26–27 March 2026. The conference was organized by the Academy of European Law (ERA) with support from the Erasmus+ programme of the European Union.

Forum on EU Data Protection Law

The conference brought together legal professionals, regulators, and data privacy experts. They discussed key developments shaping the European regulatory framework. Moreover, the programme provided an overview of current and upcoming legislative initiatives. It focused on the GDPR, the proposed Digital Omnibus Regulation, and the increasing role of artificial intelligence in data governance.

Key Regulatory Topics

The conference covered topics influencing compliance and enforcement across the EU. For example, it addressed:

• European Data Strategy
• Digital Omnibus and its interaction with GDPR
• AI governance and data protection compliance
• Personalized advertising and evolving regulatory expectations
• Trends in private enforcement and recent case law

In addition, these discussions highlighted practical challenges for organizations and regulators.

Perspectives on Digital Regulation

Through participation in panel discussions and expert sessions, Katarina Majstorović gained insights into emerging regulatory expectations, enforcement trends and the future direction of EU digital policy. Particular attention was given to the practical implications of AI-driven technologies, as well as the evolving relationship between major EU legislative instruments, including the Digital Services Act (DSA) and the Digital Markets Act (DMA), in the broader context of data protection.

Supporting Clients in a Complex Digital Environment

Majstorović & Partners continuously monitors international legal developments and builds expertise in data protection, technology law, and regulatory compliance. The firm leverages this knowledge to provide clients with proactive and practical legal advice, ensuring their operations remain aligned with the latest regulatory requirements and digital standards.

This publication is provided for general information purposes only and does not constitute legal advice or a legal opinion with respect to any specific matter. Legal advice should be obtained based on the circumstances of each case.