This one, I dunno.

But in general, EU/EC law is full of policy that gets interpreted as human judgement calls, and US law is full of details that are interpreted as badly-written code with a choice of parsers. The two styles are not compatible.

EU laws can often be written in such a way and are a bit looser in their language in ways when compared to how it may be written in the US. EU courts are more experienced with dealing with interpretations of "reasonableness" for a given law when compared to the US, so it's not really a fair comparison.

Yes because a 99 section 11 chapter law is really easy for small companies to follow…