Data Privacy in the U.S. and EU After Schrems II: Ensuring Compliance With Data Transfers Between the EU and U.S.
Recording of a 90-minute CLE video webinar with Q&A
This CLE course will guide counsel on the Schrems II decision and what it means for both U.S. and EU companies. The panel will discuss how the decision will impact global data transfers and data transfer mechanisms. The panel will offer practical steps for businesses to consider.
Outline
- Schrems II decision
- Implications of the decision for transferring data between the U.S. and EU
- Privacy Shield
- SCCs
- Guidance
- Dep't of Commerce
- European Data Protection Board
- Best practices for transferring data
Benefits
The panel will review these and other key issues:
- Implications of the CJEU's Schrems II decision for U.S. companies
- The Privacy Shield and SCCs
- Steps companies should take to protect data transfers from the EU
Faculty
Laura Clark Fey, CIPP/US; CIPP/E; CIPM
Principal
Fey
Ms. Fey utilizes her deep expertise and experience in data privacy and cybersecurity, eDiscovery and legal holds,... | Read More
Ms. Fey utilizes her deep expertise and experience in data privacy and cybersecurity, eDiscovery and legal holds, regulatory compliance, and litigation to help U.S. and multinational organizations develop and implement practical, legally-compliant solutions to their unique privacy and information governance challenges. Ms. Fey is one of 27 U.S. lawyers selected into the inaugural class of Privacy Law Specialists (IAPP). She also is a member of the inaugural class of IAPP Fellows of Information Privacy (FIP). Prior to the invalidation of the EU-U.S. Privacy Shield framework, Ms. Fey was a Privacy Shield Arbitrator. She teaches Global Data Protection Law at the University of Kansas Law School and also co-teaches the global protection and privacy portion of an International Issues course at Baylor Law School for Baylor Law School’s Executive LL.M. in Litigation Management Program.
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Andrew B. (Andy) Serwin
Partner; U.S. Chair and Global Co-Chair, Data Protection, Privacy and Security Practice; U.S. Chair and Global Co-Chair, Cybersecurity Practice
DLA Piper
Mr. Serwin is one of the preeminent privacy and security practitioners in the world. He offers clients the practical... | Read More
Mr. Serwin is one of the preeminent privacy and security practitioners in the world. He offers clients the practical experience that comes from having counseled on many of the highest profile privacy and cybersecurity matters of recent years, with the breadth of knowledge that comes from authoring the premier global treatise on privacy and cybersecurity. With extensive business and leadership experience, Mr. Serwin understands his clients' businesses, industries and unique challenges. He has founded, advised, and served on the board of directors of many companies, particularly in the transformational technology and media sectors He also holds advanced certifications in governance, including as a National Association of Corporate Directors (NACD) Governance Fellow and Carnegie Mellon University's Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT) certification in cyber oversight. Mr. Serwin is a noted public speaker and author and the only law firm lawyer ever to be named to Security Magazine's prestigious "25 Most Influential Industry Thought Leaders."
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Bridget Treacy
Partner
Hunton Andrews Kurth
Ms. Treacy leads the firm’s UK Privacy and Cybersecurity practice. Her practice focuses on all aspects of... | Read More
Ms. Treacy leads the firm’s UK Privacy and Cybersecurity practice. Her practice focuses on all aspects of privacy, data protection, information governance and e-commerce issues for multinational companies across a broad range of industry sectors. Ms. Treacy 's background in complex technology transactions (including wide-ranging experience of advising on sourcing agreements, strategic alliances and other collaborative arrangements with a technology focus) enable her to advise on the specific data protection and information governance issues that occur in a commercial context. She is the editor of the specialist privacy journal "Privacy and Data Protection," and has contributed to a number of published texts.
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