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How are privacy laws in Europe and California impacting dealmaking? Morrison & Foerster partner Christine E. Lyon explains in the Bloomberg Law article, “Privacy Rises in M&A Playbook as New Laws Highlight Risks.”

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How are privacy laws in Europe and California impacting dealmaking? Morrison & Foerster partner Christine E. Lyon explains in the Bloomberg Law article, “<a target="_blank" href="https://www.bloomberglaw.com/document/X8ILUPUG000000?bna_news_filter=privacy-and-data-security&jcsearch=BNA%252000000168951bdad5ad7bfd3b1b350002#jcite">Privacy Rises in M&A Playbook as New Laws Highlight Risks</a>.”Buyers want to know “if the companies are flexible to upcoming privacy laws, or are there conflicts that are inherently problematic,” she said. To determine this, “companies buying data-driven technologies are taking a deep-dive before signing deals and thinking ahead to remediate any issues if they find them.”

Privacy Rises in M&A Playbook as New Laws Highlight Risks

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