Cookies Policy

Hextons Law takes your privacy and confidentiality very seriously. By continuing to browse our website, you are agreeing to our use of cookies as set out by this policy. 

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What are cookies and how do they work? 

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When you visit our website, a cookie is a little text file that we save to your device. We can better customize our website and give you a better browsing experience by using these cookies to identify you from other users. 

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The cookies that we could use can be split into the following categories: 

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• Necessary cookies:  These are required for the operation of the website. An example is a cookie that allows you to log into parts of the website. 

• Analytical cookies: These let us identify and track how many people visit the website, as well as determine how they navigate it while using it. By ensuring that users can simply locate what they're looking for. 

• Third-party cookies:  These are used by third parties to enable their services to work, for example, Google and the use of Google Maps. Some third parties use their cookies for advertising purposes. We have no control over these cookies and provide a link to the third party’s privacy policy, where you may have the option to opt out of their data collection. 

 

Hextons Law will not use cookies to collect personally identifiable information about you.  

 

Cookies We Use 

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Necessary Cookies: Our website cannot function properly without these cookies and can only be disabled by changing your browser preferences. 

 

First Party Cookies: To track the number of visitors and observe their interactions with the website, analytical cookies are generated each time the website is accessed. By doing this, we can make sure that users are more successfully locating the information they seek.  

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Third-Party Cookies: Additionally, to better track customer visits, we collaborate with providers who set cookies. We occasionally incorporate images and videos from websites like YouTube to bolster our site and the content we offer. Cookies from these websites may thus be displayed to you when you visit a page that has content embedded in it. The way these cookies are distributed is not under the control of Hextons Law. For further details about these, see the appropriate third-party website. 

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Hextons Law takes your privacy and confidentiality very seriously and third-party agencies do not hold any personally identifiable information about you.  

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Session Cookies: This cookie stores information that has been inputted into the website. It is stored temporally within the browser memory and is not retained after the browser is closed. These are in use on the enquiry forms. 

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Persistent Cookies: This cookie is stored on your hard drive until it expires or can be deleted. This cookie saves user preferences and helps the site to remember information and settings for when you visit again. 

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Marketing Cookies: Cookies are used for remarketing. Google creates these cookies to display ads to those who have already visited our website while they are on other websites. Visit this link for additional details about Google Remarketing: http://www.google.com/ads/innovations/remarketing.html. 

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Secure Cookies: These cookies ensure that your data is kept safe from hackers and theft when using secure areas. 

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How to delete to control cookies?

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You can use your browser's settings to limit or disable the cookies that are set when you visit our website. Your browser's "Help" feature ought to provide instructions on how. As an alternative, you might want to go to www.aboutcookies.org, which offers thorough instructions on how to accomplish this across a few browsers. Along with additional general information about cookies, you will also discover instructions on how to remove them from your computer. You will need to consult your handset handbook to find out how to accomplish this on your mobile device's browser. 

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Please be aware that restricting cookies may impact the functionality of the site and your user experience. 

If you do have any problems or require further information, please contact our Data Protection Officer: q.rehman@hextonslaw.com.