Professor Theodore Christakis’s European Law Blog article 21 Thoughts and Questions about the UK-US CLOUD Act Agreement: (and an Explanation of How it Works – with Charts) unpacks, to the extent possible, the terms of […]
Professors Jennifer Daskal and Peter Swire’s article The U.K.-U.S. CLOUD Act Agreement Is Finally Here, Containing New Safeguards examines the long-awaited data-sharing agreement and the first of the executive agreements envisioned by the CLOUD Act. […]
In his Atlantic Council issue brief US Surveillance on Trial in Europe: Will Transatlantic Digital Commerce Be Collateral Damage?, Propp summarizes the history, oral arguments, and possible outcomes of the European Court of Justice’s pending […]
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