The European Commission Has Deemed The Privacy Shield Framework Adequate To Enable Data Transfers To US Under EU Law. On July 12, 2016, the European Commission adopted the EU-U.S. Privacy Shield. I am blogging about this because it relates to transfer of data from the EU to the U.S., and this impacts legal matters […]
Confidentiality May Seem A Self-Evident Feature Of International Arbitration – In Which Case, You May Be Surprised. At the 41st Annual IP Conference held in Santa Barbara, I was asked an excellent question yesterday about dealing with confidentiality in international arbitrations. Unfortunately, this is not a subject about which I had devoted enough thought. […]
California’s Code of Civil Procedure Provisions Governing International Arbitration Differ From Ordinary Domestic Arbitration Provisions With this post, we inaugurate a new sidebar category: “Arbitration: International.” Comerica Bank v. Howsam, et al. Case No. B232749 (2nd Dist. Div. 5 August 20, 2012) (Turner, P.J., author)(partially published) involves appeals from orders confirming three […]