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Caroline Gouraud

Caroline Gouraud

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What the “EU-U.S. Privacy Shield,” the New Safe Harbor, Means for Your Business

Life Sciences Legal Update · February 16, 2016

The CNIL sets expectations as to the ‘EU-U.S. Privacy Shield’ and starts implementing enforcement measures in case of Safe Harbor remediation default

Technology Law Dispatch · February 15, 2016

Sweeping Changes on the Horizon for French Bribery and Anti-Corruption Law

Global Regulatory Enforcement Law Blog · February 11, 2016

By jointly tackling Facebook, French regulators set an example to large international digital media companies – First prominent enforcement measure after the Safe Harbor invalidation

Technology Law Dispatch · February 11, 2016

Safe Harbor re-launched as the “EU-U.S. Privacy Shield” – but doubts are already raised that it will live to survive a battle

Technology Law Dispatch · February 3, 2016

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Publisher Since 2015

Total Articles 20

Most Recent March 20, 2017

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