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Impact of the Schrems decision: EU Safe Harbor regime

Impact of the Schrems decision: EU Safe Harbor regime
Published on: 07 October 2015
Published by: LexisPSL
  • Impact of the Schrems decision: EU Safe Harbor regime
  • Outcomes and comments
  • So what do we do?
  • Right now:
  • And then:
  • Response from Regulators
  • Effect on Regulators
  • Background

Article summary

André Bywater and Gayle McFarlane of Cordery report on what the Schrems decision means, what to do now and what to expect next. or take a trial to read the full analysis.

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