U.S. judicial enforcement of orders entered under the GDPR

A panel of WG11 drafting team members and a leading jurist will lead a dialogue on a second draft of a Commentary which: (1) identifies and explains the legal principles a U.S. court would likely apply if asked to enforce an order entered under the GDPR by an EU court (or alternatively a Data Protection/Supervisory Authority (DPA) or the European Data Protection Board (EDPB)) against a U.S.-based company; and, (2) evaluates whether under those principles, a U.S. court would likely enforce various categories of orders that might be entered under the GDPR (e.g., injunctive orders, administrative actions, damage awards, penalty assessments).