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ARTICLE · 24 JULY 2019

Eamon Holley Discusses Landmark Data Case On Dubai's Business Breakfast

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Eamon Holley, Partner, Dubai, joined Malcolm Taylor and Brandy Scott in the Dubai Eye Studio to discuss the potential implications for Middle East businesses of Schrems 2.0,

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Eamon Holley
Eamon Holley

Eamon Holley, Partner, Dubai, joined Malcolm Taylor and Brandy Scott in the Dubai Eye Studio to discuss the potential implications for Middle East businesses of Schrems 2.0, a landmark data case currently being heard before the Court of Justice of the European Union.

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