Russian legislation evolves rapidly, and the personal data laws constitute no exception. Beginning March 27, Russia enhanced personal data subjects’ rights by changing fines and extending the limitation period for data-related breaches. Gorodissky & Partners Lawyer Nikita Maltsev breaks down the revamped slate of fines and new limitation period under the federal law.
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