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While that is true in the sense that the UK is no longer in the EU, I don't believe UK law has yet diverged from EU law on any relevant privacy issues, so UK fi
by jkaplowitz 4y ago
While that is true in the sense that the UK is no longer in the EU, I don't believe UK law has yet diverged from EU law on any relevant privacy issues, so UK firms would still have significant experience in this area. A firm within the EU would be a better choice, I agree.
- NoboruWataya 4y agoAlso, a lot of international companies will just retain an international law firm headquartered in the UK for everything. That law firm will have offices all over the world, including in several EU jurisdictions, that they will outsource to when necessary to advise on EU legal issues.