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Cross-Border Data Collection and Privacy Law Considerations The collection and transfer of documents from several of Dunmore's foreign subsidiaries implicate a complex web of data privacy and data protection laws that must be carefully navigated to avoid exposing Dunmore or its subsidiaries to legal liability in the relevant foreign jurisdictions

The DIFC, as an independent common-law jurisdiction within the UAE, imposes distinct data protection obligations, including restrictions on the cross-border transfer of personal data that must be assessed and, where necessary, addressed through appropriate transfer mechanisms prior to the export of responsive documents from the DIFC

Additionally, German law imposes obligations relating to employee data that must be carefully observed during the collection process, including, in certain circumstances, the involvement of works council representatives