Boris Segalis Mia Havel
February 14, 2017 | New York Law Journal
Will the Trump Administration Take US-EU Data Protection Disputes to the WTO?Boris Segalis, Mia Havel and Sonia Lee of Norton Rose Fulbright write: Many point to the Trump administration's focus on trade deals (and threats to renegotiate or withdraw from them) as the potential battleground for a data transfer skirmish, but the new administration has another weapon its arsenal—seeking a WTO sanction against the EU for discriminatory trade practices.
By Boris Segalis, Mia Havel and Sonia Lee
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