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How to Appoint an EU Representative: GDPR, DSA, AI Act, NIS2 and the Data Act

The five designation duties, the five steps that discharge them, the deadlines already running — and where the representative has to be named.

How to appoint an EU representative

EU Representative vs. Data Protection Officer: What Is the Difference?

Article 27 and Article 37 GDPR create two separate roles: when each applies, whether one person can hold both, and what the EDPB Guidelines 3/2018 actually say.

EU representative and data protection officer compared

Fines for Not Appointing an EU Representative: What the Record Shows

The one documented GDPR fine (Locatefamily, EUR 525,000, 12 May 2021), the German DDG and BSIG figures, and why the 6% headline does not apply here.

Fines for not appointing an EU representative

EU Representative Duties Compared: GDPR, DSA, AI Act and NIS2

The five designation duties compared — Art. 27 GDPR, Art. 13 DSA, Art. 54 AI Act (Art. 22 from Dec 2027/Aug 2028), Art. 26(3) NIS2, Art. 37(11) Data Act: triggers, tasks, liability and deadlines side by side.

Compare the representative duties

The DSA Article 13 Legal Representative: Duties and Liability

Providers of intermediary services without an EU establishment that offer services in the Union must designate a legal representative under Article 13 DSA — the representative can itself be held liable, and the designation is notified to the Digital Services Coordinator.

Article 13 DSA: duties of the legal representative

NIS2 Implementation in Germany — Expanded Cybersecurity Obligations for Tech Companies

Overview of Germany’s NIS2 national transposition, the expanded obligations, and the official BSI affected-party assessment tool.

NIS2 in Germany explained

Apple Fined €500m, Meta €200m — Europe’s Digital Rulebook Is Now Enforcing.

DSA enforcement in 2026

CJEU Russmedia (C-492/23) — A New Architecture of EU Platform Liability.

Analysis of the CJEU’s Russmedia decision and its consequences for US and international platforms operating in the EU.

The Russmedia judgment (C-492/23)

Agentic AI under the EU AI Act — A Risk-Based Regime Meets Its First Stress Test.

Legal analysis of how Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 applies to agentic AI systems whose output is no longer text, but action.

Agentic AI under the AI Act
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