Womble Carlyle and the Research Triangle Area Chapter of the Association of Corporate Counsel Present:
Data Transfer Without Safe Harbors
Program Description
The cross-border transfer of data has never been an easy or settled topic, but thanks to a 2015 European Court of Justice decision, the status of data transfer is less certain, clouding decisions for companies doing business in the EU. Experts and regulators have given opinions, but no one has resolved the primary issue – how must a company treat personal information from the EU and Switzerland? Poorly written laws, inconsistent enforcement and new regimes further complicate the issue. This ACC-sponsored presentation will
- Explore the current state of International Data Transfer Laws
- Examine clarifying or corrective measures that may be forthcoming
- Provide suggested options for managing international data in the mean time
- Review the risk profiles of different types of U.S. businesses that receive International personal data
Presenter
Ted Claypooleis a Partner of Womble Carlyle who leads the firm’s Privacy and Data Protection Industry Team and its IP Transaction Team. Ted currently chairs the American Bar Association’s Cyberspace Law Committee in the Business Law Section. He has led dozens of data incident response teams in government, university and all major industries.
WHEN & WHERE
Wednesday, February 10, 2016
Research Triangle Park Archie K. Davis Conference Center
12 Davis Drive
Research Triangle Park, NC 27709
Directions
TIME
11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.
Lunch will be provided.
CLE
1.5 hours of credit pending.
Note: No cost for students, law school faculty and staff, and RTAC-ACC members and their non-lawyer colleagues. $25 for ACC-eligible non-members.
Students can attend by emailing Marvin Genzert at rtac@acc.com
