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Partner Dr. Alexandra G. Maier Recognized Again in Lexology Client Choice Award 2025, Mining Experts Category 2025
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News 16 Sep. 2024
Curtis was featured in Bloomberg Law this week, highlighting Uber's recent €290 million fine for GDPR violations underscoring a growing trend: the escalating enforcement risks for multinational companies operating in Europe. This violation shifts the perspective for U.S. companies on how they should approach data management and privacy moving forward.
Bloomberg Law spoke to Curtis attorney, Partner Elisa Botero.
Associate Steven Thomas offered valuable insights and support for the research.
Partner Elisa Botero states that "specific guidance - which is ever-evolving and subject to disagreement among EU entities may be in flux, but companies can continually look to the GDPR's focus on protecting EU citizens' sensitive data".
To read the full article, please visit Bloomberg Law (subscription required) here.
Data Protection and Privacy Law
Elisa Botero
Partner
Steven Thomas
Associate
New York
+1 212 696 6000
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