Cookies Policy
1. Introduction
1.1 The purpose of this Cookies Policy is to explain what cookies are, how and why we use them, and how you, as a visitor to and user of this website, can manage cookies during your visit to or use of our website.
1.2. This Cookies Policy applies to all of our electronic platforms and facilities, including, but not limited to, this website.
1.3. This Cookies Policy should be read together with our Privacy Policy and Terms and Conditions.
1.4. The terms “you” and “your” refer to the user or visitor of this website or the “Client”, as defined in our Privacy Policy.
1.5. The terms “we”, “us” and “our” refer to Armstrong Attorneys.
2. What are Cookies?
2.1. Cookies are small text files or pieces of information that are transferred from your web browser to your computer, mobile device or other device when you visit a website. Cookies may store information relating to your activity on a website and enable the website to recognise your browser or device when you return.
2.2. There are various types of cookies that we may use, including the following:
2.2.1. Session Cookies
Session cookies, also known as “temporary cookies”, exist only for the duration of your visit to our website and are generally deleted when you close your browser or leave the website.
These cookies do not have a fixed expiry date and may assist us in recognising you as you move between different pages of our website and in ensuring that the website functions correctly during your visit.
2.2.2. Persistent Cookies
Persistent cookies, also known as “permanent cookies”, remain on your computer or device until they expire or are deleted.
These cookies have an assigned expiry period and may be used to remember certain information, preferences or settings so that your experience is more convenient when you return to our website.
2.2.3. Other Cookies
There are other types and categories of cookies which may fall within, or operate alongside, session and persistent cookies.
Depending on the functionality of our website and the services we use, we may use these cookies from time to time.
3. What We Use Cookies For
3.1. Cookies are commonly used by websites to make the browsing experience faster, more convenient and more personalised.
3.2. Armstrong Attorneys may use cookies for the following purposes:
3.2.1. to enable you to access certain restricted or secure content;
3.2.2. to tailor the functionality of our website to your preferences, including remembering certain preferences, settings, location or device type;
3.2.3. to improve the performance, functionality and usability of our website;
3.2.4. to understand how visitors use our website and to better understand our audience so that we can provide content that is more relevant and useful;
3.2.5. to enable third-party service providers to provide certain services or functionality in connection with our website; and
3.2.6. where appropriate and permitted by applicable law, to assist with the delivery of relevant or interest-based advertising.
3.3. We may use both our own cookies and cookies provided by third-party service providers, depending on the functionality and services available on our website.
4. Managing Cookies
4.1. You may manage or modify your cookie preferences at any time by selecting the “Manage Cookies” option available on our website.
4.2. Where applicable, by selecting “I Accept” on the cookies banner, you consent to the use of cookies in accordance with your selected preferences and this Cookies Policy.
4.3. Where applicable, by selecting “I Refuse” or declining non-essential cookies on the cookies banner, certain functionality or features of our website may be limited where cookies are necessary for those functions to operate.
4.4. Essential cookies, which are necessary for the proper functioning, security and basic operation of the website, may continue to be used where permitted by applicable law.
4.5. You may also manage or disable cookies through the settings of your internet browser or device. Please note that disabling certain cookies may affect the functionality or availability of some features of our website.
5. Revision of Policy
5.1. We reserve the right to update, amend or revise this Cookies Policy from time to time.
5.2. If material amendments are made to the manner in which personal information is collected, stored, transferred, used or otherwise processed through the use of cookies, this Cookies Policy will be updated and appropriate notices will be provided where required.
5.3. Any updates or amendments to this Cookies Policy will be published on our website.
5.4. Your continued use of this website or any of our other electronic services following the publication of any updates or amendments to this Cookies Policy will constitute acknowledgement of the updated policy, to the extent permitted by applicable law.
5.5. You are encouraged to review this Cookies Policy regularly to remain informed about how we use cookies and any changes made to this policy.
