We are living in an increasingly inter-connected digital society where the services of many organisations are global in nature, and yet internet activities are still being tackled by national laws and regulations. The online world does not respect physical or geographical boundaries, often giving rise to the question of which law is applicable in the case of online activities. In the data protection and privacy space, the new General Data Protection Regulation ("GDPR") seeks to tackle this online transnational data and privacy issue through its extra-territorial application.
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Miriam Everett
Partner, London
Nick Pantlin
Partner, London
Duc Tran
Of Counsel, London
Marcus Turle
Consultant, London
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Miriam Everett
Partner, London
Nick Pantlin
Partner, London
Duc Tran
Of Counsel, London
Marcus Turle
Consultant, London
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