European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
Overview
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Crowell & Moring’s U.S. and European-based team has a wealth of experience advising clients on the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), along with many other U.S. and related EU Member State-specific regulations.
Insights
Client Alert | 2 min read | 03.07.23
Key Takeaways from the Cookie Banner Taskforce Report
In the past few years, privacy activists, consumers and national and European data protection authorities have become increasingly aware of the impact of cookies and other tracking technologies. As a result, most administrators of websites and mobile apps know that they have to provide users with a clear and prominent cookie banner. They also know that they should explain what cookies are being used and obtain the user’s consent before storing any non-essential cookies on their device.
Client Alert | 4 min read | 12.15.22
Client Alert | 5 min read | 11.09.22
Representative Matters
U.S. and EU Representative Data Protection and GDPR Matters
- Advised several national and international companies on how to prepare in a practical, pragmatic, and legally compliant manner for GDPR. Clients include European and Asian car manufacturers, a major international player in the beverage industry, a U.S.-based trade association, as well as several leaders in the MedTech and retail industry.
- Advised several international companies, including leaders in the travel and leisure industry, on international data transfer mechanisms such as Binding Corporate Rules and standard contractual clauses, which included the review, drafting, and submission of the corresponding legal documents.
- Led a team that carried out Binding Corporate Rules on-site audits on a worldwide scale and advised on the different legal and operational aspects of such a program.
- Addressed federal contract privacy and data security compliance for a variety of government contractors, including integrating federal, state, and international privacy and data security requirements into the private sector components of their activities.
- Advised a U.S.-based international leader in the food industry on the implementation of a global privacy program.
- Advised a global fashion company on the implementation of a global privacy program.
- Advised several international players in the financial services industry on compliance with privacy and data protection matters.
- Advised several start-ups on building their business case in a privacy and data protection-compliant manner.
- Led several GDPR readiness assessment projects at companies of different sizes and industries, allowing organizations to take informed and risk-based decisions and guiding them through the change process towards practical and pragmatic compliance with the new GDPR requirements.
- Addressed EU aspects of global HR data protection audit and compliance project for a U.S.-based telecommunications service provider and data networking equipment manufacturer.
- Conducted a global HR data protection audit for a diversified industrial manufacturer based in the U.S. with headquarters in Belgium.
- Advised several U.S. clients, including U.S. car manufacturers, entities active in the financial sector and large industrial companies on issues of international transfers of personal data, mainly in the HR sector.
- Advice on direct marketing issues for several companies active in the telecommunications sector.
- Global HR data protection audit and compliance project for Belgian multinational in the digital imaging and healthcare industry.
- Data protection audit and compliance project, as well as direct marketing advice for major Belgian telecommunications service provider.
- Ongoing GDPR compliance projects for a Belgian subsidiary of Asian car manufacturer, a major Belgian player in the fundraising industry, and a Belgian entity active in road safety and related consultancy.
Insights
Client Alert | 2 min read | 03.07.23
Key Takeaways from the Cookie Banner Taskforce Report
In the past few years, privacy activists, consumers and national and European data protection authorities have become increasingly aware of the impact of cookies and other tracking technologies. As a result, most administrators of websites and mobile apps know that they have to provide users with a clear and prominent cookie banner. They also know that they should explain what cookies are being used and obtain the user’s consent before storing any non-essential cookies on their device.
Client Alert | 4 min read | 12.15.22
Client Alert | 5 min read | 11.09.22
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Client Alert | 2 min read | 03.07.23
Key Takeaways from the Cookie Banner Taskforce Report
In the past few years, privacy activists, consumers and national and European data protection authorities have become increasingly aware of the impact of cookies and other tracking technologies. As a result, most administrators of websites and mobile apps know that they have to provide users with a clear and prominent cookie banner. They also know that they should explain what cookies are being used and obtain the user’s consent before storing any non-essential cookies on their device.
Client Alert | 4 min read | 12.15.22
Client Alert | 5 min read | 11.09.22