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Facebook can't keep data transfer row out of EU court

Facebook can't keep data transfer row out of EU court
Published on: 04 June 2019
Published by: Law360
  • Facebook can't keep data transfer row out of EU court
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Law360: The Irish Supreme Court on Friday shot down Facebook's latest attempt to block the EU’s Court of Justice from considering whether two popular mechanisms used by scores of multinational companies to transfer Europeans' data to the US are lawful. or take a trial to read the full analysis.

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