17Jul
UK ICO issues major fines and criticises lack of data protection due diligence in corporate acquisitions
The UK Information Commissioner's Office announced more than £280 million of fines last week, in connection with data protection breaches. It singled out the perceived failure of buyers to conduct proper data protection due diligence in corporate...
By:
White & Case LLP
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