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Daily Dashboard | Legal Reform Needed in U.S., Not Just Europe Related reading: UK Parliament committee to review EU-UK adequacy agreement

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“I recall that in the early 1990s and early 2000s, it was often a struggle to get people outside of Europe to take EU data protection law seriously,” writes Wilson Sonsini Partner Christopher Kuner, adding, “The perceived lack of enforcement in the EU, and the dynamic legislative climate in the U.S., meant that more attention was given to U.S. developments.” But now, with the advent of the European Commission’s proposed General Data Protection Regulation, the situation is reversed and “U.S.-based lobbyists have descended in hordes on the EU institutions,” making Brussels “the center of the global privacy world.” In this Privacy Perspectives post, Kuner asks, “Why doesn’t the U.S. work as hard to improve its own privacy law as it does to lobby for changes in the EU?” He makes the case for why, when lobbying for privacy reforms, the U.S. should look in the mirror.
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