Hi !
Last Thursday, we held the second webinar in a series where we read the CJEU’s Latombe judgment to understand why the adequacy decision still stands.
If you didn’t have time to join, you can watch the recording here.
We’ve said it before, but we’ll say it again: If you work with privacy and know a fair bit about transfers of personal data to the U.S., you may be worried that transferring personal data to the U.S. could become unlawful again.
Or put another way: the concern is whether the adequacy decision might fall, and you, as the controller, would no longer be able to rely on it as a legal basis for transfers to the U.S.
CJEU judgments are hard to access for many. And even if they were more accessible, they’re long, and it’s challenging to find the time to sit down and read them. That’s why this webinar series is about sitting down together and reading the Latombe judgment.
We’ll need several sessions to finish reading the judgment. So sign up for the next webinar, which will be on Thursday, 13 November 2025, from 12:00–13:00.
Register here.
You can find the judgment here.
We’ll post all the webinars and our notes on this overview page.
I wish you a wonderful, privacy-friendly week-end!
Best regards,
Ida Thorsrud
Project manager national DPIA
This newsletter was translated from Norwegian to English with assistance from ChatGPT by OpenAI. While it guided our translation, we made independent editorial choices. Any discrepancies result from this combined approach.