P.A. Duffy & Co Solicitors Advising Persons Affected by University College Dublin Data Breach Allegations

P.A. Duffy & Co Solicitors, a leading all-island law firm, confirms that it is advising individuals who may have been impacted by matters arising from publicly reported criminal proceedings involving Stephen Davis, an assistant professor at University College Dublin (UCD).

It has been reported that the university archaeology lecturer has appeared before the courts facing more than 140 charges, arising from the alleged unauthorised access to students’ personal data and related allegations of harassment. Dublin District Court has heard that the case is said to involve more than 100 alleged victims in total.

The firm is advising its clients in relation to the alleged misuse of their personal information, data protection, privacy and civil-law issues.

The matter is being led by Conor Cullen, Solicitor at P.A. Duffy & Co, an experienced litigator with a background in high-value commercial proceedings against individuals, companies and government organisations.

Commenting on the firm’s role, Conor Cullen said:

“The allegations reported in this case are deeply concerning, particularly for those who believe their personal data may have been accessed or misused. Our focus is on advising and representing individuals who feel they have been impacted and ensuring they understand their rights and the legal options available to them. Anyone who has concerns or believes they may have been affected by these matters is encouraged to contact our offices directly and in confidence on 028 8772 2102 or email us at enquiries@paduffy.com"