The relationship between controllers and processors under the EUs GDPR is well understood, but what if neither party is a processor? Is the relationship a data pool, a professional engagement, or a shared marketing program or service? In these and many other scenarios it is possible that the relationship is instead that of joint controllers. This program will take an in-depth look on how to determine when a relationship is between a controller and a processor, separate controllers, or joint controllers and the ramifications of each construct. Additionally, learn how to structure a contractual relationship between joint controllers and receive template documents designed to make the relationship clear and compliant. Finally, hear practical guidance from BCLP attorneys who have structured large joint controller relationships, including those processing large amounts of sensitive data.