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Foreign Data Protection Laws: Greater Impact on U.S. Discovery than Foreign Blocking Statutes

Litigants are increasingly relying on foreign data protection laws – especially new laws in China and the European Union – to resist discovery requests from courts in the United States. Historically, U.S. courts do not limit discovery just because the production of the requested materials or information would violate foreign laws. So far, as Bill…

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