Professor Jennifer Daskal – senior research fellow at the Cross-Border Data Forum – has been named Deputy General Counsel (Cyber and Technology) at the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS). Her work there will notably […]
Introduction When the United States Congress enacted the CLOUD Act in 2018, law enforcement agencies around the world were encouraged that the innovative international agreements envisioned by the legislation would offer a solution to burgeoning […]
Dr Clarisse Girot of Asian Business Law Institute, Mark Parsons of Hogan Lovells and Olga Ganopolsky of Macquarie Group discuss practical issues and geopolitical sensitives. The decision of the Court of Justice of the […]
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