Law firm offers online privacy
library.
by Swartz, Nikki
Researchers, lawyers, academicians, and those just curious now have
an easy-to-use online resource for finding privacy laws and information
for countries around the world.
Law firm Morrison & Foerster recently announced the launch of
its free Privacy Library, available at www.mofoprivacy.com. The online
resource provides links to privacy laws, regulations, reports,
multilateral agreements, and government authorities for more than 90
countries around the world, from Albania to Zimbabwe, and from
multilateral organizations, including the European Union and the United
Nations.
According to the firm, its Privacy Library represents the most
comprehensive collection of privacy laws and regulations ever assembled,
the result of years of research and experience working with clients
around the world.
"Morrison & Foerster has more than 60 attorneys around the
world addressing privacy issues, several of whom were instrumental in
the drafting of key pieces of legislation in the field," said
Miriam Wugmeister, head of the privacy practice at Morrison &
Foerster, in a release. "We realized that given the depth of our
global practice, we had assembled a vast resource of privacy materials,
and it seemed a natural progression to make this available to our
clients and friends via our website."
Morrison & Foerster has more than 1,000 lawyers in 18 offices
around the world and offers comprehensive, global legal services in
business and litigation.
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