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Robert is a partner in our leading Privacy and Data Security and Technology, Sourcing and Innovation teams. He helps major tech and other companies successfully implement global privacy, transfer and digital compliance programs.
He assists clients with how best to strategically manage security incidents and privacy related regulatory engagement and claims. Robert also works with major tech and other companies in developing and refining specialist product and service terms, particularly those with a privacy dimension. In addition, he acts as trusted advisor on complex technology and outsourcing deals and has a niche expertise in procurement as a result of leading on significant public tech projects like the National Broadband Project and National Postcode Project.
Robert is known as an astute lawyer with a keen eye for detail, whilst always remaining business savvy. Robert excels at strategic and long-term thinking and an ability to scenario plan for all contingencies.
rmcdonagh@mhc.ie
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