Cookie Policy
We are dedicated to protecting the confidentiality and privacy of information entrusted to us in accordance with the UK Data Protection Act 2018, including its applied GDPR provisions (DPA 2018). Please read this cookies policy to understand your rights, what information we collect, and how we use and protect it
What are cookies?
Cookies are small text files that are stored in a computer's browser directory. They help site providers with tasks such as understanding how people use a site, remembering a user’s login details, and storing site preferences. Lawyerlink uses cookies and similar technologies (e.g., URL tracking, local storage). For the purpose of this cookies policy, such technologies are included in the term ‘cookies’.
Does Lawyerlink use cookies?
Yes. We use cookies in accordance with our privacy policy to:
- ensure that our services function properly
- detect and prevent fraud and violations of our terms of service
- understand how visitors use and engage with our site
- advertise our products and services, where allowed
- analyse and improve our services and your site experience
Who sets cookies when you use Lawyerlink's site?
There are two main types of cookies that can be set:
- First-party cookies: These cookies are placed and read by Lawyerlink directly when you use our services.
- Third-party cookies: These cookies are set by other companies, such as Google or Facebook, for site analytics and advertising purposes.
How does Lawyerlink use cookies?
Cookies play an important role in helping us provide effective and secure services. Below is a description of the commonly used cookie types and their purposes:
Necessary cookies
Some cookies are essential to the operation of our site and services and make them usable and secure by enabling basic functions like page navigation and access to secure areas of the site. We use these cookies in several ways, including:
- Authentication: To remember your login state so you don't have to log in repeatedly as you navigate through our site and dashboard.
- Fraud prevention and detection: To help us monitor for and detect potentially harmful or illegal use of our services.
- Security: To protect user data from unauthorised access.
- Functionality: To keep our site and services working correctly, such as showing you the right information for your selected location.
Preference cookies
Preference cookies are used by Lawyerlink to remember your preferences and to recognise you when you return to our services.
Analytics cookies
Analytics cookies help us understand how visitors interact with our services. We use these cookies to:
- remember how you prefer to use our services
- analyse and improve our services to make our site and services work better for you
- track the actions of users, measure the success of our marketing campaigns, and compile statistics about usage of the services and response rates
- collect and analyse information about the use of our services through third-party analytics services like Google Analytics
Advertising cookies
We and our service providers use cookies and similar technologies on our site to direct Lawyerlink ads to you through targeted advertisements on other sites you visit and to measure your engagement with those ads.
Can I opt out?
Yes. You can opt out of cookies through our cookie settings dashboard, with the exception of those cookies that are necessary to provide you with our services. Your web browser may allow you to manage your cookie preferences, including deleting and disabling cookies. You can check the help section of your web browser or follow the links below to understand your options. If you choose to disable cookies, some features of our site or services may not operate as intended. Please see:
For any further information about our use of cookies or this Cookies Policy, please contact us at: support@lawyerlink.co.
About Lawyerlink
Lawyerlink® is a registered trademark and legal service subscription product of Lawyerly Ltd (company number 15697410). Any reference to Lawyerlink refers to Lawyerly Ltd.