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Data protection in M&A transactions: A how-to guide

By Winston Maxwell, Mark Parsons, Dr. Marcus Schreibauer, Sarah Taieb & Scott Loughlin on December 4, 2015
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228555691_mainPersonal data is an important aspect of most M&A transactions because almost all businesses store information about their employees and customers. For some deals, data is critical, and there is a trend among regulators on a global scale to increase sanctions over data privacy and security violations.  There is also a risk that data protection violations may render a deal null and void.

Click here to view our Data protection in M&A transactions: A how-to guide, as published in our Global Media and Communications Quarterly.

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  • Blog:
    Global Media and Communications Watch
  • Organization:
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