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International e-discovery raises unique and complicated privacy issues for litigants who are forced to address the conflict between varying countries' discovery and privacy laws
The CNIL issued a press release on January 15, 2008, to express its concern about recent developments in the U.S. regarding the rules and practices on transfers of data linked to U.S. litigation
