What are cookies?

A cookie is a small text file that is placed on your computer, phone or tablet during your visit to the websites of Law & More. Cookies are sent together with the pages on the websites of Law & More. The information stored in these cookies can be sent back to the servers during your next visit to the website. This way the website can recognize you during your next visit. The main function of cookies is to distinguish one user from another. Therefore, cookies are often used on websites where you have to log in. A cookie makes sure you stay logged in when you use the website. You can refuse the use of these cookies at any time, although this may limit the functionality and ease of use of the websites.

Functional Cookies

Law & More makes use of functional cookies. These are cookies that the website itself installs and addresses. Functional cookies are necessary in order for the website to function properly. These cookies are placed by default and are not deleted when you do not accept them. Functional cookies do not store any personal information and do not contain any information that can be used to trace you. Functional cookies are used, for example, to place the geographical map of Google Maps on the website. This information is made anonymous as much as possible. Your IP address will not be passed on to Google. Furthermore, Law & More has indicated that it will not share the data with Google and that Google may therefore not use the data obtained via the website for its own purposes.

Google Analytics

Law & More makes use of cookies from Google Analytics in order to track user behaviour and general trends and to produce reports. Analytical cookies are used to process personal data of website visitors. Analytical cookies enable Law & More to measure the number of visitors to its website. These statistics enable Law & More to understand how often the website is used, what information visitors are looking for and what pages on the website are most frequently visited. This enables Law & More to ascertain which parts of the website are popular and where improvements can be made. The traffic on the website is analysed in order to improve the website and make the experience as pleasant as possible for visitors. The statistics that are collected are not traceable to individuals and are anonymized as much as possible. By using the Law & More websites, you consent to the processing of data about you by Google in the manner and for the purposes set out above. Google may provide this information to third parties when Google is legally obliged to do so or when third parties process information on behalf of Google.

Cookies for social media integration

Law & More also uses cookies to enable social media integration. The website contains links to the social networks Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and LinkedIn. These links make it possible to share or promote pages on these networks. The code to realise these links is supplied by Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and LinkedIn themselves. These codes also place a cookie. This allows the social networks to recognize you when you are logged in to that social network. It also collects data on the pages that you share. Law & More has no influence on the placement and use of cookies by these third parties. For more information on the data collected by social networks, Law & More refers to the privacy declarations of Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and LinkedIn.

Deleting cookies

If you do not want Law & More to store cookies via the website, you can disable the acceptance of cookies in your browser settings. This will ensure that cookies are no longer stored. However, without cookies, some functions of the website may not work properly or at all. Since cookies are stored on your own computer, you can only delete them yourself. Please consult the instructions of your browser for this.