Data has evolved in our digital economy to become the lifeblood of global trade. It affects all businesses and industries and dealing with it is a "whole of business" issue, affecting each and every team within an organisation.
With innovation, comes regulation and Europe is on the cusp of overhauling its data protection laws. Despite the outcome of last year's Brexit referendum, at least one constant remains – from 25 May 2018 organisations established in or providing goods or services to data subjects in the EU (including the UK) will need to comply with the enhanced regime under the EU General Data Protection Regulation (the "GDPR").
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Miriam Everett
Partner, London
Nick Pantlin
Partner, London
Christine Young
Partner, London
Andrew Moir
Partner, Intellectual Property and Head of Cyber Security and Data, London
Claire Wiseman
Knowledge Lawyer, London
Alison Brown
Executive Partner, US Growth and Strategic Integration, London
Duc Tran
Of Counsel, London
Key contacts
Miriam Everett
Partner, London
Nick Pantlin
Partner, London
Christine Young
Partner, London
Andrew Moir
Partner, Intellectual Property and Head of Cyber Security and Data, London
Claire Wiseman
Knowledge Lawyer, London
Alison Brown
Executive Partner, US Growth and Strategic Integration, London
Duc Tran
Of Counsel, London
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