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The EU is free to fine Clearview though, and surprisingly developed countries do tend to recognize judgements from other developed countries. It's a few extra s
by hash872 3y ago
The EU is free to fine Clearview though, and surprisingly developed countries do tend to recognize judgements from other developed countries. It's a few extra steps to get the fine registered in the US court system, but it will eventually happen. If you're imagining that Clearview is somehow exempt from EU fines just because they don't have assets or employees there- no. Judgements have been ported internationally for decades now
- mike_d 3y agoYes, the EU can assess a fine, but they will need to find some grounding in the US legal system for a court to accept it. If a foreign country could simply register and collect judgements against Americans unrestricted, someone would have found a small island country by now to file daily million dollar judgements against Bill Gates and Jeff Bezos.