Cookies Policy
Cookies Policy
This Cookie Policy was last updated on 25 August 2020.
Please read this Cookie Policy carefully as it contains important information on who we are and how we use cookies on our website. This policy should be read together with our Privacy Notice which sets out how and why we collect, store, use and share personal information generally, as well as your rights in relation to your personal information and details of how to contact us and supervisory authorities if you have a complaint.
Who we are
This website is operated by Hunters Law LLP (also trading as Hunters) of 9 New Square, Lincoln’s Inn, London WC2A 3QN. Any reference to “we”, “our”, or “us” means Hunters Law LLP.
Our Website
This Cookie Policy relates to your use of this website.
Throughout our website we may link to other websites for your information. Some will be owned and operated by certain trusted third parties to make additional services available to you. These other third party websites may also use cookies or similar technologies in accordance with their own separate policies. For privacy information relating to these other third party websites, please consult their policies as appropriate.
What are Cookies?
A cookie is a small text file which is sent to your device (eg computer, smartphone or other electronic device) when you use our website. Some are used only whilst you are looking at the site (session cookies) and some can be left there for longer and sometimes are useful when you visit the site again (persistent cookies). Persistent cookies may be left on your device for some time, for example up to two years (until you either delete them or the technology provider has set an expiry date for them to be deleted).
We use cookies and other identifiers on our website to help us in a variety of ways and they fall generally into three categories, with examples of what they actually do, as follows:
| Essential
(strictly necessary) |
To make the website work effectively in terms of general operation and use.
These are strictly necessary to operate the site and do not require consent. Removing them is likely to affect the core functionality of the site. |
| Analytics
(for performance) |
To monitor site usage, eg how many visits and which pages are popular.
They are not strictly necessary but help us improve the site focus / content. Removing them might prevent the use of some of the site functionality. |
| Targeting
(for advertising) |
To target a particular market audience based on a profile of internet user as determined from their country location, search preferences and internet use.
These are not strictly necessary but help us to target our marketing efforts and allow advertising banners on our site based on user interest / searches. Removing them will not alter the use or functionality of the site. |
Some of the information which cookies allow us to collect will be aggregated or statistical which means that we will not be able to identify you individually. However, some will identify your electronic device’s IP address, your country location and the operating system and browser type you are using.
For further information on cookies generally, including how to control and manage them, visit:
| UK Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) | https://ico.org.uk/your-data-matters/online/cookies/ |
| All About Cookies (information available in several languages) | https://www.allaboutcookies.org/ |
Consent to use cookies and changing settings
We will ask for your permission (Consent) to place cookies or other similar technologies on your device, except where they are Essential cookies without which the site cannot function properly.
You can withdraw any consent to the use of cookies or manage any other cookie preferences.
Third party access to the cookies
The cookies we use will only be accessed by us and those third parties named in the table below for the purposes referred to in this Cookie Policy. Those cookies will not be accessed by any other third party, unless allowed by law.
Targeting and Advertising
We use cookies or other identifiers to deliver more targeted marketing content based on a person’s likely interests shown by what their internet activity and searches are. This helps us to see what our potential customers are looking for when they search for details of legal services and to promote our firm to a potentially relevant target audience. This means that without identifying anyone individually, technology providers using cookies can deliver more personalised marketing content (for example based on your use of our site) and we can track the user traffic from adverts which are the most effective in drawing new clients to our business.
We may at times use Google as a provider of targeting cookies for advertising depending on future advertising campaigns we wish to run. This may involve communications displayed in the form of banners and other adverts on this or other websites, possibly based on user interests. This is what is called a “re-targeting” technique which means ads are displayed which are tailored to the user’s interests and behaviour, including those detected outside this website.
You can opt out of Google’s use of cookies or device identifiers by visiting Google’s Ad Settings or control the use of device identifiers using your own mobile device settings. Alternatively, you can out of any third party vendor’s use of cookies by visiting the Network Advertising Initiative Opt Out Page or make use of Your Online Choices website to opt out of being tracked by a variety of advertising networks.
For further information on responsible privacy practices across the digital advertising industry – including advice on the use of or blocking of advertising cookies, see the following:
| IAB Transparency and Consent Framework (Europe) | https://iabeurope.eu/ |
| Network Advertising Initiative (USA) | https://www.networkadvertising.org/ |
| Digital Advertising Alliance (USA) | https://digitaladvertisingalliance.org/ |
| DAAC
(Canada) |
https://youradchoices.ca/ |
| DDAI
(Japan) |
https://www.ddai.info/ |
How to turn off all cookies and consequences of doing so
If you do not want to accept any cookies, you may be able to change your browser settings so that cookies (including those which are Essential cookies to the services requested on this site) are not accepted. If you do this, please be aware that you may lose some of the functionality of our website. Further details on how to manage or reject particular cookies are given below.
Back Up and Data Storage
The use of Google services as described in this Policy will include the use of Back Up Google Drive which is a service to allow back-ups of this website (its source code and content) to be retained. This also allows us to retain the contact details volunteered by website visitors who have chosen to approach as a result of visiting this website to make enquiries about our legal services. We opt to retain that data with Google Ireland Ltd within the EEA rather than in the USA under the terms of our Privacy Notice.
Our use of cookies
The tables below provide more information about the cookies we use and why:
| Essential Cookies | Purpose | Consent / Removal |
| Session cookie | Session cookies allow users to be recognised within a website so any page changes or item or data selection made is remembered from page to page. These cookies are deleted at the end of a site visit. | Consent not required
Check your Help, General / Settings or Privacy & Security browser settings to block |
| Analytics Cookies | Purpose | Consent / Removal |
| Analytics
Google Ireland Ltd (Ireland / USA) |
These cookies are used to collect information about how visitors use our site. We use this information to compile reports and help us to improve our website. Information is collected in an anonymous form including the number of visitors to our site and where visitors coming to the site have been directed from and the particular pages they visit. Google can use this information for its other services to contextualise and personalise the ads of its own advertising network. | Consent required
See Google Privacy Policy and Opt Out page or Ads Settings |
| Tag Manager
Google Ireland Ltd (Ireland / USA) |
These cookies are set by Google to manage the “tags” or scripts needed on the website in a centralised function. This results in the user being able to progress from one place to another, and for Google to potentially retain this information. | Consent required
See Google Privacy Policy and Opt Out page or Ads Settings |
| Ads Tracking
Google Ireland Ltd (Ireland / USA) |
These cookies allow us to track conversions from Google Ads to actions performed on this website. It includes conversions attributed to ads on the Google advertising network. | Consent required
See Google Privacy Policy and Opt Out page or Ads Settings |
| Unbounce Marketing Solutions Inc.
(Canada) |
These cookies are used to manage the website “landing page” and to enable us to collect the email address in a contact facility if a site user wishes to get in touch with us about our services. This also allows us to track and analyse the website traffic and use of the site. | Consent required |
| LinkedIn Ireland Unlimited Company / LinkedIn Corporation
(Ireland / USA) |
These cookies are set by LinkedIn and are used to enable LinkedIn functionalities on our site and to track the use of embedded services. | Consent required |
| Ads Tracking by Pixel
Facebook Inc. (USA) |
These cookies allow us to track conversions from Facebook advertising to actions performed on this website. It includes conversions attributed to ads on the Facebook advertising network such as Facebook, Instagram and Audience Network. | Consent required |
| Ads Tracking
Twitter Inc. (USA) |
These cookies allow us to track conversions from Twitter advertising to actions performed on this website. It includes conversions attributed to ads on the Twitter advertising network. | Consent required |
| Targeting Cookies | Purpose | Consent / Removal |
| Advertising Reporting
Google Ireland Ltd (Ireland / USA) |
These cookies allow reporting on the demographics (such as age and gender) and interests of the users for this website. Cookies and unique device identifiers are used for advertising (Google Advertiser ID or IDFA for example).
For some campaigns we may opt to use a “DoubleClick” web cookie (and a similar technology on apps) which also helps to analyse specific interests of site users. |
Consent required
See Google Privacy Policy and Opt Out page. See details of how Google services operate. |
| Ad Manager
Google Ireland Ltd (Ireland / USA) |
These cookies allow us to run an advertising campaign (placing ads on Google search) based on the demographics (such as age and gender) and interests of the users for this or other websites (with which this site is not linked in any way). Cookies and unique device identifiers are used for advertising (Google Advertiser ID or IDFA for example). | Consent required
See Google Privacy Policy and Opt Out page. See details of how Google services operate. |
How to contact us
If you wish to contact us about this Cookie Policy please send an email to info@hunterslaw.com.
The storing of third-party cookies and other identifiers through the services used within this website cannot be technically controlled by Hunters. It is therefore recommended that users of this site consult the privacy notices of the relevant third-party providers listed in the tables above.
Updates
We may update this Cookie Policy at any time by publishing an updated version on our website. So that you know when we make changes to this Cookie Policy, we will amend the revision date at the top of this document.
