The website of Casper Roimi Law Firm uses cookies and similar technologies for the proper operation of the website, improving the user experience, analysing user activity, security, and measuring and improving performance.
This document is intended to explain what cookies are, how they are used on the website, and what options are available to the user in relation to them.
1What cookies are
Cookies are small text files saved in the user's browser or device when visiting websites. These files allow the website to recognise the user, remember certain preferences, improve the user experience, and collect statistical or technical information about how the website is used.
2Purposes of using cookies
- Proper and continuous operation of the website
- Improving the browsing and usage experience on the website
- Saving user preferences, where relevant
- Analysing usage data, traffic and website performance
- Information security and identifying abnormal or improper use
- Measuring the effectiveness of pages, forms or various components of the website
3Types of cookies that may be used
a. Essential cookies. Cookies required for the basic and proper operation of the website, including navigation, security, access to certain pages and use of essential components.
b. Functional cookies. Cookies that help improve the user experience and enable certain adaptations, such as saving user preferences or recognising previous choices, where these exist.
c. Analytics / statistical cookies. Cookies used to collect statistical data on how the website is used, such as pages viewed, time spent on the website, browsing paths, traffic sources and general usage data.
d. Performance and improvement cookies. Cookies used to examine the functioning of the website, improve performance, identify malfunctions and improve the user experience.
4Information collected through cookies
Through cookies, technical or statistical information may be collected, such as: IP address, browser type, device type, operating system, pages viewed, time spent on the website, general usage data and the source of arrival at the website.
This information does not necessarily identify the user personally, but in certain cases it may be considered personal information, in accordance with applicable law.
5Third-party cookies
The website may also use cookies or similar tools of third parties, for the purpose of analysing data, measuring usage, improving performance or operating certain components of the website. Such use is subject, as applicable, also to the policies of those third parties, over whose operation the firm does not have full control.
6Managing and restricting cookies
In most browsers, the browser settings can be changed so as to block cookies, alert the user before they are saved, or delete existing cookies. However, blocking or deleting cookies may affect the user experience on the website and may cause some of the functions or services on the website not to operate fully or properly.
7Consent to the use of cookies
Use of the website constitutes consent to the use of cookies and similar technologies, subject to the user's browser settings and the provisions of applicable law. Should the website operate a dedicated cookie-consent mechanism in the future, use will be made in accordance with the preferences set by the user through that mechanism.
8Changes to the Cookies Policy
The firm reserves the right to update, change or amend this Cookies Policy from time to time, at its discretion and without prior notice. The binding version is the version published on the website at the relevant time.
9Contact
For any question, clarification or enquiry regarding this policy, you may contact Casper Roimi Law Firm using the contact details appearing on the website.