Managing data in the European Union has a whole lot of questions, and perhaps not that many answers. Given the rapid shift in regulations from Safe Harbor to the Privacy Shield and beyond, many counsel that rely on the transfer of EU data are left wondering if they can even do their daily jobs.
“There are some matters where there are no answers, where you can’t stick your hand up and say, ‘That’s what’s going to happen here.’ … But I don’t want you to go away thinking nothing is possible,” said Chris Dale of the E-Disclosure Information Project.
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