After the turmoil of Brexit and the Schrems II decision, a clearer picture is finally emerging around data transfers. We look at how the law stands in light of the newly published EC Standard Contractual Clauses, EDPB Recommendations on Supplementary Measures, and the recently adopted EU-UK adequacy decisions. We also consider how this impacts the life sciences and real estate sectors.
Data transfers – where do we stand?
Debbie Heywood looks at the current picture on data transfers following publication of the new SCCs, the EU-UK adequacy decisions, and the EDPB recommendations on supplementary measures.
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The new Standard Contractual Clauses – a deeper dive
Paul Voigt takes an in-depth look at the EC's recently published new Standard Contractual Clauses.
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Webinar: The new Standard Contractual Clauses
Our team discusses the new SCCs and considers what they mean for data transfers.
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EDPB guidance on supplementary measures for data transfers
Debbie Heywood looks at the recently issued final guidance on supplementary measures, which may help allow transfer tools to ensure personal data transferred to third countries is adequately protected.
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Changing uses of personal data in global real estate businesses
Elaine Fletcher looks at new uses of personal data in the real estate sector, with a focus on data exports.
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Data transfers in the life sciences sector – the evolving landscape
Mary Rendle looks at the unfolding European and UK data transfer landscape in a post-Schrems II world, and the implications for life sciences businesses.
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