One Minute Matters [Video]: Can 23andMe's User Data Be Sold In Bankruptcy? (With Kim Lewinksi)

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When companies like 23andMe go bankrupt, their assets—including customer data—can be up for grabs.

United States Insolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-Structuring

Kim Lewinski

When companies like 23andMe go bankrupt, their assets—including customer data—can be up for grabs. That raises big questions for businesses handling sensitive information, from whether or not data can be treated as a sellable asset, to what happens to contracts when bankruptcy triggers an automatic stay. Kim Lewinski explains.

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One Minute Matters [Video]: Can 23andMe's User Data Be Sold In Bankruptcy? (With Kim Lewinksi)

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Insolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-Structuring

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United States