United States:
The European Safe Harbor Judgment—What a Nightmare!
03 December 2015
Arnold & Porter
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On October 6, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) held that the
EU Safe Harbor Accord (Safe Harbor Policy), which many US companies
rely upon to run their businesses, is invalid. This ruling has left
thousands of Internet and e-commerce companies that transfer EU
citizens' personal information to the US in limbo about how to
legally operate their businesses. This article explains the ruling
and offers suggestions for mitigating risks.
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