Last modified: 1/04/2023

This Cookie Policy describes how legallawsuit.com (the “Company,” “we,” “us” or “our”) relies on cookies and comparable technologies to recognize you when you visit https://legallawsuit.com (the “Website”). It sets out what these tools are, why we use them, and the choices you have to control them. Occasionally, cookies may gather personal information, or information that becomes personal once combined with other data we hold. What is a cookie? A cookie is a small data file stored on your computer or phone when you visit a website. Site owners rely on cookies to make their sites function, to run them more efficiently, and to generate reporting data. Cookies placed by the site you are visiting are known as “first-party cookies,” while cookies placed by anyone else are “third-party cookies.” Third-party cookies make it possible to offer outside features or services on or through a site — for instance advertising, interactive content and analytics — and the companies that set them can recognize your device both on that site and on certain other sites it visits. Why does this Website use cookies? We rely on both first- and third-party cookies for a number of reasons. Some are technically required for the Website to work; we call these “essential” or “strictly necessary” cookies. Others let us follow and target our users’ interests to improve the experience across our Online Properties. Outside parties also place cookies through the Website for advertising, analytics and related purposes, as explained further below. How do I manage cookies? It is your choice whether to accept or refuse cookies. You can make that choice by adjusting your settings in the Cookie Consent Manager, which lets you pick the categories of cookies you accept or decline. Essential cookies can’t be switched off, because they are strictly needed to deliver our services. You’ll find the Cookie Consent Manager in the notification banner and on the Website. If you decline cookies, you can still browse the Website, although some features and sections may be limited. You can also change your browser settings to allow or block cookies. The table below lists the particular first- and third-party cookies served through the Website and what each one does (the exact cookies may differ depending on which Online Properties you visit): How do I manage cookies in my browser? Each browser handles cookie controls differently, so check your browser’s help menu for details. Below is guidance on managing cookies in the most widely used browsers:

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Do you use other tracking tools, such as web beacons? Cookies aren’t the only way a site can recognize or track visitors. From time to time we may use related technologies such as web beacons (also called “tracking pixels” or “clear gifs”) — tiny image files carrying a unique identifier that tells us when someone has visited the Website or opened an email containing one. They help us, for instance, see how users move from page to page, deliver or interact with cookies, learn whether you arrived from an ad on another site, improve performance, and gauge how well email campaigns work. Because these tools often depend on cookies to operate, refusing cookies will limit how well they work. Do you use Flash cookies or Local Shared Objects? Websites may also rely on “Flash Cookies” (also called Local Shared Objects or “LSOs”) to gather and store data about how you use our services, to help prevent fraud, and for other site functions. To stop Flash Cookies from being stored on your computer, change your Flash player settings using the Website Storage Settings Panel. You can also manage Flash Cookies through the Global Storage Settings Panel by following its directions (which may explain, for example, how to remove existing Flash Cookies — called “information” on the Macromedia site — how to stop Flash LSOs from being set without your permission, and, for Flash Player 8 and newer, how to block Flash Cookies not delivered by the operator of the page you’re viewing). Be aware that limiting or blocking Flash Cookies may reduce or disrupt how some Flash applications work, possibly including those tied to our services or content. Is targeted advertising shown on this Website? Outside companies may place cookies on your computer or phone in order to show ads through the Website. They may use data about your visits here and to other sites to display ads for products and services likely to interest you, and they may use technology that measures how effective those ads are, relying on cookies or web beacons to gather information about your visits to this and other sites. The data collected this way does not let us or them learn your name, contact details or other directly identifying information unless you decide to share it. How often is this Cookie Policy updated? We may revise this Cookie Policy periodically — for example, to reflect changes in the cookies we use or for other operational, legal or regulatory reasons — so please check back regularly to stay up to date on our use of cookies and related technologies. The date shown at the top of this policy shows when it was last revised. Who can I contact with questions? For any questions about how we use cookies or other technologies, email us at infor@legallawsuit.com