What Actually Happens When You Go to Court? A Solicitor Explains the Day of a Civil Hearing
Understanding in advance what is likely to happen is an important part of being prepared for the day you finally get to court.
Understanding in advance what is likely to happen is an important part of being prepared for the day you finally get to court.
Simon McGarr has been quoted in an Irish Times report on a potentially significant lawsuit against Meta.
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Simon McGarr was interviewed live on France 24 by Peter O’Brien about government responsibilities to protect citizens’ personal data from cyberattacks, in the context of a hack involving the French tax authority.
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Simon McGarr spoke live on RTÉ Radio 1 about TikTok’s decision not to appear before the Oireachtas Media Committee following the M9 crash, in which five teenagers were killed and a family of four was seriously injured.
Simon McGarr joined Today with David McCullagh to discuss privacy, surveillance and gardaí access to third party live CCTV.
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Many organisations are confident they have consent to send marketing emails.
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Many organisations think GDPR compliance means having a privacy policy on their website and hoping they never hear from the Data Protection Commission.
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When a six-figure personal injury compensation award is reported in the news, it is easy to forget compensation usually reflects the wider impact that the injury has on a person’s life.
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One of the most common misconceptions about cookie consent is that websites need permission for every cookie they use.
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The mistake many employers make is asking “Can we install this CCTV camera?” GDPR asks a different question: “Can you justify this CCTV camera?”
Simon McGarr appeared on The Echo Chamber podcast to discuss the law surrounding biometric data and AI in Ireland and in Europe.
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A company‘s first Subject Access Request is not uncommonly a red alert moment.
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We were delighted to hear that McGarr Solicitors has been awarded the Civil Litigation Law Firm of the Year 2026 for Ireland.
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Many organisations do not realise the first 72 hours after discovering a breach are legally critical under the GDPR.
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It is always good to have hard work acknowledged, so it was a pleasure to find out that McGarr Solicitors has won Leading Civil & Commercial Litigator of the Year 2025 for Ireland in the international Leading Adviser Awards.
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Everyone likes to have their work recognised, but there is a particular satisfaction which comes from having your expertise recognised by your peers and colleagues.
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Dear Sirs, I write further to your letter of the [insert date of reply to SAR letter].
Preface The McAleese Report was published on 5th February 2013.
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