GDPR solicitor South Dublin

Your online business needs legal armour. Let's build it.

Conor's Banc handles privacy policy drafting Ireland, website terms and conditions, data processing agreements, and fast action on defamation and online harassment.

One missing policy can turn into a real problem. We make the rules clear, fix the gaps, and give Tallaght businesses a clean path to compliance.

GDPR checks
We map the risks and set the fixes.
Site documents
Privacy, terms, cookies, and notices.
Urgent replies
We move fast on harmful content.
Solicitor reviewing website compliance notes beside a laptop in a Tallaght office

Full-spectrum digital law support

The legal work behind a clean online business.

We help startups, sole traders, and established websites keep the paperwork tight and the risk low.

GDPR Audits & Compliance

We review data flows, lawful bases, breach steps, and high-risk processing. You get a plain list of what needs fixing.

Use this if your team handles customer data, tracking tools, or sign-up forms.

Website Documents

We write privacy policies, website terms and conditions, and cookie notices that match how your site actually works.

This matters for blogs, e-commerce sites, and service pages that collect enquiries.

Data Processing Agreements

We put controller and processor terms in place with suppliers, agencies, and software providers.

It keeps responsibility clear when third parties touch personal data.

Online Defamation & Takedown

We respond to false reviews, abusive posts, and repeat harassment with direct legal steps and clear instructions to hosts.

The longer harmful content stays up, the more damage it does.

E-Commerce Terms

We set out refund rules, delivery terms, consumer rights wording, and order conditions that reduce disputes.

Use this before sales start climbing.

Clear Advice, Fast

You speak to a solicitor who knows the pressure of running a site, store, or SaaS product.

No wasted calls. No guesswork.

GDPR checklist

A practical checklist for your business.

Tick the items you already have. The gaps show where we step in.

Know what personal data you hold and why.

Customer details, analytics, mailing lists, and support records all need a clear reason.

Have a lawful basis for processing.

Consent, contract, and legitimate interest need to match the real use.

Write a clear privacy policy.

Short sentences. Plain words. No filler.

Put data processing agreements in place.

If a supplier handles data for you, the paper trail needs to be right.

Set a process for data subject access requests.

Fast replies avoid pressure when a request lands.

Report breaches within 72 hours.

The clock matters. We help you decide what must be reported.

If a box is still unticked, book a review and we will deal with it.

What we fix first

  • Missing privacy notices on enquiry forms, checkout pages, and newsletter sign-up boxes.
  • Terms that do not match the service you actually sell.
  • Cookie banners that say the wrong thing.
  • Third-party data sharing with no contract behind it.

Short answer.

If your site collects names, emails, addresses, or payment details, it needs proper legal documents.

Online defamation response

Under attack online? We move fast.

We start with the content, the platform, and the harm it is causing. Then we set the next step: a formal notice, a host complaint, or legal proceedings if the matter needs that level of force.

False reviews and abusive posts can hit sales the same day they go live. We keep the response direct.

Cease-and-desist Host notices Harassment files Urgent review

Sample takedown timeline

Step 1: Review the post

We check what was said, where it appeared, and who is responsible.

Step 2: Send a notice

A clear legal letter goes to the poster, platform, or host.

Step 3: Push for removal

We press for takedown, correction, or account restriction where needed.

Step 4: Escalate if needed

If the harm keeps going, we discuss legal proceedings and evidence gathering.

Direct line: +353877191641

Common digital law questions

Straight answers for website owners.

These are the issues we hear most often from Tallaght businesses building or fixing an online presence.

Yes. If you collect emails, use analytics, or run contact forms, you need a policy that explains what data you take and why. Small sites still handle personal data.

We check the content, preserve evidence, and press for removal or correction. If the post is serious, we discuss a formal claim and the best route for fast action.

Analytics tools can create data protection issues if they are not set up properly. We review your notices, consent setup, and transfers before you keep them live.

Acknowledge it, find the records, and answer within the legal deadline. If the request is broad or messy, we help you narrow the response without missing the timeline.

Let's lock down your online legal framework

Tell us what your site does.

Send the website URL, the issue, and the pressure point. We will review the moving parts and tell you what needs fixing first.

Conor's Banc
unnamed road
Tallaght, South Dublin, Ireland

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