Administration Advances Efforts To Implement New Data Privacy Framework With EU
This past March, the Biden Administration announced that it had reached an agreement in principle with leaders of the European
Congress Moving Closer to Agreement on Data Privacy Legislation
An issue that has not drawn much public attention but which has potential major implications for U.S. employers is federal
Illinois Biometric Information Privacy Law Continues To Generate Class Litigation
Many businesses operating in the state of Illinois have come to the hard realization that a once little-noticed law enacted
EU’s First Annual Review of Privacy Shield Framework Finds It Is “Providing an Adequate Level of Protection”
The U.S. Department of Commerce (DOC) and the European Union (EU) through its executive arm the European Commission (EC) agreed
Update on European Union’s Data Protection Efforts
The European Union’s (EU) restrictions on the transfer of personal data, including employee data, to the United States continue to
New U.S./EU “Privacy Shield Framework” To Facilitate Cross-Border Transfers of Personal Data Now In Effect
The U.S. Department of Commerce (DOC) and the European Commission (EC) reached agreement earlier this year on a new “Privacy
U.S. and EU Agree on New Data Transfer “Privacy Shield” To Replace Safe Harbor, but Compliance Questions Remain
The U.S. Department of Commerce and the European Commission (EC), the executive branch agency of the 28-member European Union (EU),
Ninth Circuit Rules That EEOC’s Broad Subpoena Power Extends to Personally Identifiable Information
A recent ruling by the notoriously anti-employer Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals underscores one of the legitimate concerns employers have