COOKIE POLICY

Out website uses cookies, as by the usual practice, to help you access and browse the internet. Cookies are small archives that are stored, from the central server of the website, in the computer's hard drive or other device that is being used.Cookies are unique for each we browser (e.g. Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Internet Explorer etc) and provide anonymous information which are related to the sites that the user visits. Cookies in general, have many functions such as helping you browse through various websites, storing your preferences and improve your browsing experience through the website. Regarding cookies and their acceptance, each user has the potential to adjust the web browser.Depending on the browser you use, you have three options to choose from. Accept automatically all cookies (usually the default option), a warning message concerning how cookies are used or, in some cases, reject cookies overall. If you opt for rejecting the automatic use of cookies, there is astrong possibility that you will not be able to have full access to Lawspot services and other websites that you visit.

Attention: Our cookie policy is adjustable in order to be compatible with GDPR and ePrivacy Regulation (not yet published).

Cookies that we use

Name	Source	Use
Session cookie	Lawspot	Stored only in registered users after their sign-up. It is erased as soon as the browser is closed.
Persistent login cookie	Lawspot	Stored only in registered users that have activated the "Stay signed-in" option during their connection. This cookie is erased only if the user chooses to log-off from the website (Log-off option in the central menu). Take notice that the session which is related to this cookie has some restrictions concerning the accessibility of particular Lawspot sites. For instance, in order to modify your profile, you need a session cookie which means that you will be asked to enter again your e-mail address and your password.
cookie-agreed	Lawspot	Used for screening the message related to the acceptance of cookies and saving the user's choice. Lasts for 100 days.
has_js	Lawspot	Stored in all the website's visitors during the session.Lasts until the user exits our website (by closing the browser or the tab) and allows the site to identify if your browser supports Javascript.
Google Analytics cookies	Google Analytics cookies	They belong to the third party cookies category and are stored in all the website's visitors. They collect information about how the visitors use our website and their storage duration is defined by Google Privacy Policy.These cookies collect anonymous information, including the visitors' number, their origin and how they browsed through our website.We use this information to compose reports that help us improve our website.For more information: Google Privacy Policy.