On July 16, the European Court of Justice issued a landmark ruling invalidating the EU – US Privacy Shield Framework in Case C-311/18 (Schrems II). Baker McKenzie is pleased to offer resources below which add more detail to the ruling, what it effects, and how companies should proceed.
About Schrems II
FULL TEXT: Judgement of the Court
WATCH: Schrems II: European Court of Justice Upholds the SCCs and Invalidates the EU-US Privacy Shield Framework
What does the decision mean?
‘Schrems II,’ data transfers and Brexit — What are the implications?
What ‘Schrems II’ means for controller-to-processor SCCs
The impact ‘Schrems II’ has on controller-to-controller SCCs
What ‘Schrems II’ means for companies that rely on derogations
LISTEN: TMT Talk Episode 16 — Shrems II – Impact on the TMT Sector
New US Commerce Department Guidance of Government Data Access Safeguards
CJEU provides a strict framework for national security surveillance measures
What’s next?
What Privacy Shield organizations should do in the wake of ‘Schrems II’
BCRs as a robust alternative to Privacy Shield and SCCs
Technology, media and telecommunications services after ‘Schrems II’
7 predictions for the road ahead after ‘Schrems II’
M&A Transactions in Light of Schrems II and Recent EDPB Recommendation on Supplementary Measures
Key guidance
Draft EDPB guidance on essential guarantees
Draft EDPB guidance on supplemental data transfer measures
European Commission: Standard contractual clauses for transferring personal data to non-EU countries
Other resources
2017 Surveillance Law Comparison Guide
2020 Global Data Privacy & Security Handbook