Learn how to recognize when a vendor agreement needs to address GDPR compliance and the GDPR requirements for different types of agreements.
The EU's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) imposes new data privacy obligations and restrictions on many U.S. companies that handle personal information about individuals located in the EU. The penalties for noncompliance with the GDPR are severe, and failure to maintain compliant data privacy and data security can hinder a U.S. company's ability to do business internationally. Even so, many U.S. companies are still not accustomed to addressing data privacy issues in their business. One of the primary requirements under the GDPR is that companies enter into written agreements setting forth specific terms and provisions related to how personal information is processed. This topic helps companies understand how to draft agreements with vendors and customers in a manner that is compliant with the GDPR. The material explains the different types of business relationships involving individuals' personal information, and which terms and provisions in vendor agreements are mandatory under the GDPR. As data privacy regulators enforce these new laws and individuals become more familiar with their new data privacy rights, this information is critical for businesses to ensure that their vendor agreements and relationships do not expose them to GDPR liability for inadvertent noncompliance.
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Oliver Krischik
GKG Law, P.C.
- Partner, GKG Law, P.C.
- Practice areas include data privacy, OFAC economic sanctions, export controls, anti-money laundering, transportation, trade and logistics, international trade compliance, banking and financial fraud, and trade and professional associations
- Currently advises all GKG Law attorneys on data privacy and sanctions issues pertaining to various practices at the firm
- Super Lawyers Rising Star, Top Rated Administrative Law Attorney in Washington, D.C. and Best Lawyers Ones to Watch in Washington, D.C. Transportation Law
- Often quoted in national publications, including The New York Times, on areas related to his practice areas
- Featured speaker on webinar and seminar topics, including data privacy, international trade, transportation, and issues surrounding sanctions and immigration
- Published author on a range of legal issues, including data privacy, OFAC sanctions, federal financial regulations, export controls, and transportation
- Served as co-chair of the Economic Sanctions Practice Group at a mid-size firm prior to joining GKG Law, P.C.
- American Bar Association Section of International Law’s Export Controls and Economic Sanctions Committee and Steering Group Member
- Admissions: Virginia and the District of Columbia
- J.D. degree, Georgetown University Law Center
- Can be contacted at [email protected] or 202-342-5266
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