Tag Archives: CJEU

5 Key Things to Know about the Landmark Schrems II Decision

Photo of Andreas KaltsounisPhoto of Melinda L. McLellanPhoto of Jeewon SerratoPhoto of Nichole SterlingBy Andreas Kaltsounis, Melinda L. McLellan, Jeewon Serrato and Nichole Sterling on Posted in EU-U.S. Privacy Shield Framework, GDPR
Quick Links CJEU Press Release CJEU Decision Press Releases from the Parties Irish Data Protection Commission Max Schrems U.S. Department of Commerce Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC) BSA The Software Alliance DIGITALEUROPE 1. Is the EU-U.S. Privacy Shield framework dead? Yes, the Privacy Shield framework has been invalidated. The Court of Justice of the European … Continue Reading

Advocate General Opinion Supports Limiting the “Right to be Forgotten” to the EU

Photo of Nichole SterlingBy Laura E. Jehl, Emily R. Fedeles and Nichole Sterling on Posted in GDPR, International Privacy Law
On January 10, Advocate General Maciej Szpunar released an opinion recommending that Google and other search engines should not be forced to apply the EU’s “right to be forgotten” beyond the EU.  The advocates general assist the judges of the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU), providing independent legal solutions to issues presented … Continue Reading
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