Two pieces of legislation foster collective redress actions in the data protection field in the EU: the Directive on Representative Actions and the General Regulation on Data Protection (Art. 80). As these laws partially overlap, their application might generate conflicting legal responses. Moreover, identifying the private international law rules on jurisdiction applicable to those actions is a tricky exercise, as the present post highlights.  1. Introduction … Continuer de lire Le droit international privé à l’épreuve des actions collectives en matière de protection des données, par Alexia Pato et Elena Rodríguez Pineau