China’s Focus on Data Privacy, Security Adds Complexity to Cross-Border Discovery

Last month we reviewed a recent case applying China’s Personal Information Protection Law (PIPL) to a class action discovery dispute. If you are interested in strategies for complying with U.S. discovery obligations when the data you need to produce is located in China, head on over to the Legal Intelligencer to read my latest article.

Jessica Priselac

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Duane Morris attorneys provide their insights on all aspects of discovery, including the impact of emerging technologies on the discovery process, the evolving laws and regulations that are shaping discovery strategy in U.S. litigation, navigating new forms of electronically stored information (ESI), and recent cases that shed light on how state and federal courts are grappling with these issues. The ever increasing regulatory environment surrounding data privacy and the use artificial intelligence and data analytics highlights the importance of this increasingly complex area of practice.