Any Port in a Storm? EU-US Data Transfers After Schrems and Safe Harbor

By Katie Clark on October 16, 2015

Posted In Employment, Privacy and Data Security

Last week, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) gave an important data privacy ruling, which any business transferring personal data between the EU and US should know about – particularly those that have made use of the “Safe Harbor” scheme for data transfer, which the CJEU has now ruled to be invalid.

Read the full UK Employment Alert.

Tags: Binding Corporate Rules, data protection, EU-US Data Transfers, Safe Harbor, Schrems v Data Protection Commissioner

Katie Clark
Katie Clark has significant experience advising on all aspects of contentious and non-contentious employment matters. Katie’s client base spans multiple business sectors and includes global corporations, financial institutions, FTSE 100 companies, manufacturing companies, service providers and start-ups. Katie is noted for her commercial approach to assisting clients to deal with employment issues ranging from day-to-day employee relations, to negotiating public limited company (PLC) board director contracts and significant business restructuring. Read Katie Clark's full bio.

Any Port in a Storm? EU-US Data Transfers After Schrems and Safe Harbor

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