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Freedom of Motion? Global Developments in International Data Transfer
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Just when you think you’ve got things straight for protecting personal data that must cross borders in business, the regulators, legislators, and courts change up the rules. This panel discusses what steps companies can take to assess and simplify their international data transfers in this evolving global landscape, as well as give some more detailed insights into such developments as the July 2020 Schrems II (III) decision, new draft EU Model Clauses, Brexit implications, the ASEAN voluntary Model Clauses, Japan’s APPI amendments and more.
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Freedom of Motion? Global Developments in International Data Transfer (Jun 2021)
Lisa E. Zolidis, Nicholas Accomando, Andreas Splittgerber
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Freedom of Motion? Global Developments in International Data Transfer (Jun 2021)
Just when you think you’ve got things straight for protecting personal data that must cross borders in business, the regulators, legislators, and courts change up the rules. This panel discusses what steps companies can take to assess and simplify their international data transfers in this evolving global landscape, as well as give some more detailed insights into such developments as the July 2020 Schrems II (III) decision, new draft EU Model Clauses, Brexit implications, the ASEAN voluntary Model Clauses, Japan’s APPI amendments and more.
Originally presented: May 2021 Technology Law Conference
Lisa E. Zolidis,
NI - Austin, TX
Nicholas Accomando,
GSK - Raleigh, NC
Andreas Splittgerber,
Reed Smith - Munich, Germany