New SCCs and Art 28 GDPR terms: where do we start?
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I'm a technology, copyright and data protection lawyer. My ambition is to provide the best and most suitable advice to clients and, in particular, to guide them through their technology transactions, IT and data projects in a pragmatic, solution-driven and innovative manner.
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I am a partner and Head of our Privacy & Data Protection team in Warsaw.
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As a partner in our London-based international Privacy & Data Protection practice, I advise companies on a range of international data and privacy compliance projects, including the implementation of global data management strategies, international data transfers and data compliance issues such as the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) or the ePrivacy directive. I am also a member of the firm's global (i) Executive Committee (ExCom) and (ii) Diversity & Inclusion leadership group.
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On Friday 4 June, the European Commission (EC) published new Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs) as well as template wording for relationships between controllers and processors to ensure compliance with Article 28 of the GDPR.
In this webinar, members of Bird & Bird’s International Data Protection Group hosted a webinar to provide you with an update on the above, discuss the implications and suggest solutions to help your organisation to come up with a remediation plan.
If you missed it or if you'd like to replay the recording, please click here. You can also access the slides by clicking here.
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