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Áine Quirke works on our market-leading Privacy and Data Security team and is based in our New York office. She advises some of the world’s leading tech and social media companies on all aspects of GDPR compliance. Her practice focuses on counselling clients on the roll-out of new and emerging technologies and products. She also has particular expertise advising companies on cookies and similar tracking technologies.
Áine advises clients on
regulatory investigations and enforcement actions taken by data protection
authorities. She also has experience in contentious data protection-related
litigation, take down requests and navigating engagements with government agencies,
including law enforcement.
She
regularly counsels US technology companies on their international expansion
plans and privacy structure in Europe.
Áine
is also qualified as an attorney-at-law in New York.
aquirke@MHC.ie
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If I receive a fine for something I didn’t do, what steps can I take to contest it legally?