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Thanks to the European Union Data Protection Directive, global corporations have been having a tough time lawfully transferring personal information from European operations to their offices elsewhere, say attorneys David Bender and Robert L. Raskopf. Multinationals are seeking relief from the directive's burdens by proposing the use of "binding corporate rules," which comprise a privacy code of conduct that functions as a multilateral contract.
November 30, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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