According to a recent survey of global Fortune 1000 companies, 65% of general counsel see data privacy and protection as a top legal risk to their organization. For US businesses already operating in, or looking to expand into Canada, that risk is becoming more complex. With Canada’s Bill C-11 on the verge of becoming law and introducing potential fines in the millions of dollars, US businesses must understand the current privacy landscape in Canada, and how Canada’s Bill C-11 may change that.
On April 28th we hosted a robust discussion about Canada’s privacy landscape as it relates to US organizations, including a discussion on the impact of Canada’s Bill C-11 and a look ahead to operationalizing compliance.
On April 30th, we held part two of our series which examined the impact of the changing US privacy landscape on Canadian businesses. Follow this link for more details about the #DentonsPrivacySouth webinar.
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*Dentons can only issue CLE credit for attendance during the live broadcast of the webinar. Credit for viewing a pre-recorded session is the responsibility of the individual.
Please contact Meredith Sherritt at meredith.sherritt@dentons.com.