McGarr Solicitors representing Syrian refugees
McGarr Solicitors is acting for a number of Syrian refugees being held in Greece including Ensaf, 13, and her father Bashar.
Microsoft wins in US Warrant Case over data in Ireland
As readers with long memories may recall, McGarr Solicitors and White and Case of NY represented Digital Rights Ireland, joined by Liberty and the Open Rights Group in their amicus application to the United States Court of Appeals for the
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Application by EFF and DRI in DPC v Facebook and Schrems
On Friday 17th June 2016, McGarr Solicitors attended before Mr.
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Mass deportation is a mass breach of EU law
It is in Ireland’s interest (and the interest of the people of the EU) that the European Union endure.
Dept of Health and Data Protection Commissioner files on Individual Health Identifiers
Seeing as everyone is very busy with the election, I thought I’d give you something a bit different to read.
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How does the FTC know what data is being transferred from the EU to the US?
On the 8th January last, a report caught my eye.
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The Privacy Shield: The deal on EU/US Safe Harbour data that wasn’t there
Yesterday the EU Commission and the US government announced that, having burst past the deadline of Sunday set by Europe’s Data Protection Authorities (collectively called the Art 29 Working Party because that’s how the EU is), they had secured an
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Safe Harbour: Irresistible force meets an immovable object
It’s an old Internet joke, but a good one.
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Privacy, “On the usual terms”
When a Plaintiff makes a claim for personal injury it has become commonplace for representatives of the insurance industry to demand, and expect, access to the private medical records of the Plaintiff without limiting their requests in terms of relevance or