Proskauer Rose International Practice Guide

Proskauer on International Litigation and Arbitration:
Managing, Resolving, and Avoiding Cross-Border Business or Regulatory Disputes

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Ch. 28 Privacy Laws

I	Extraterritorial Applicability of U.S. Privacy Laws
II	Impact of International Privacy Laws on American Business: An Overview
III	The European Union ("EU") Data Privacy Directive
IV	Other Significant Privacy Regimes

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTERNATIONAL LITIGATION

INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION

INTERNATIONAL ISSUES IN SELECT SUBSTANTIVE AREAS

Ch. 24

Dispute Resolution Issues in Drafting Agreements in the International Context

Ch. 25

Extraterritorial Application of U.S. Laws; Employment and Securities Laws

Ch. 26

U.S. Bankruptcy Court Assistance to Non-U.S. Proceedings

Ch. 27

Foreign Corrupt Practices Act

Ch. 28

Privacy Laws

I	Extraterritorial Applicability of U.S. Privacy Laws

II	Impact of International Privacy Laws on American Business: An Overview

III	The European Union ("EU") Data Privacy Directive

IV	Other Significant Privacy Regimes

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Ch. 28 Privacy Laws

Authors: CHRISTOPHER WOLF, TIMOTHY P. TOBIN

IV. Other Significant Privacy Regimes

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Although not necessarily as stringent as the EU Directive, other major countries outside the EU with some degree of EU-type comprehensive data privacy regimes include Argentina, Australia, Canada and Japan.

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