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Description: This program, Part IV of the “Privacy in the New World Order” series (“More Turmoil: the Privacy Shield Falls”) discusses the implications of the July 16, 2020 decision of the EU High Court of Justice of the European Union in in Schrems and Facebook Ireland v. Data Protection Commissioner (“Schrems II”) finding the safe harbor for U.S. compliance with EU privacy laws, the so-called “Privacy Shield” to be invalid. The Privacy Shield was a framework designed by the U.S. Commerce Department and the EU Commission for complying with data protection requirements for the cross-border transmission of personal data. Adding to the uncertainty now surrounding cross-border data flows is the looming impact of BREXIT and the U.S elections. The panel of experts will discuss how to deal with compliance and other data security concerns in this age of turmoil.
Speaker Names:
Walt Sapronov
Sapronov & Associates, P.C.
Joseph Srouji
Of Counsel, Sapronov & Associates, P.C.
Kim Roberts
King & Spalding
Kenneth N. Rashbaum
Partner, Barton, LLP
Nicholas Oldham
Chief Privacy & Data Governance Officer, Equifax
 | | Practice Areas: | | Administrative Law & Regulation, Communications & Media Law, Information & Privacy, Information Technology Law & E-Commerce, International Law & Global Trade | | | Online Media Type: | | Audio | | | Production Date: | | 11/12/2020 | | | Level: | | Intermediate | | | Category: | | Standard | | | Duration: | | 1 Hours, 42 Minutes | | | Online Format: | | On Demand | |
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| | • | Walt Sapronov - Attorney, Sapronov & Associates P.C. | | • | Joseph Srouji - Of counsel, Sapronov & Associates P.C. | | • | Kim Roberts - Counsel, King & Spalding, U.K. | | • | Kenneth N. Rashbaum - Barton LLP, New York City | | • | Nicholas Oldham - Chief Privacy & Data Governance Officer |
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