Tomorrow I am speaking at the offices of Butler Snow in Nashville at the invitation of Cicayda.
I was already booked to speak about cross-border discovery before the timely arrival of the Schrems decision. That will certainly feature prominently in my talk, but I will take the opportunity to talk more widely about the issues which arise when US courts and regulators want to bring EU data into the US. None of that has changed so far as I am concerned, since safe harbour, at least in an eDiscovery context, was no protection for those who had not done the data collection and culling job properly before the data left the EU.
There is some information here from the Vanderbilt Law School, and Cicayda’s registration page for the event is here.
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