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DATA SUBJECT / CUSTOMER OR CLIENT

If you have been the subject of a data breach - or your received an email stating that your personal data has been affected, accessed or used without your permission - you may entitled to make a complaint to the data protection commission and or receive redress for a breach of GDPR or the Data Protection Act 2018.

Usually, if you have received a notification of a data breach, then the breach was considered serious enough to contact you as a data subject under the Data Protection Act 2008 and or GDPR. This means there was a real risk to your personal data, your property or your personal interests.


The effect of such a data breach could have serious consequences; such as identity theft, fraud and, if applicable, illegal use of your credit card or payment details. Regardless, it can be very upsetting to be subject to a data breach and not knowing whether your data is still secure.

In order to protect yourself, or explore appropriate redress, you may wish to make a complaint about the data breach. If you would contact us with no obligation, please feel free to email us at info@argentlaw.ie with an outline of how you were notified of your data breach and your contact details.


We are happy to give you a free phone call consultation to see if we can help as you may be entitled to compensation.

Your data will be processed in accordance with our Privacy Policy.

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You are entitled to make a complaint and or seek redress for any breach of your personal data.

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