Cookie Policy
Last updated: January 2025
1. What Are Cookies?
Cookies are small text files stored on your device when you visit our website. They help us improve your browsing experience and analyze website usage.
2. How We Use Cookies
The Boga Law Firm website uses cookies to:
- Remember your browsing preferences
- Analyze traffic and user behavior
- Improve website functionality
- Personalize content and advertisements
- Ensure website security
3. Types of Cookies Used
3.1 Essential Cookies
Necessary for proper website functioning. Cannot be disabled:
- Browsing session and security
- Language preferences
- Form status
3.2 Performance Cookies
Help us measure and improve website performance:
- Google Analytics - traffic and behavior analysis
- Performance and speed statistics
- Popular page identification
3.3 Functional Cookies
Improve browsing experience:
- Retaining user preferences
- Content personalization
- Social media integrations
4. Third-Party Cookies
We use third-party services that may set their own cookies:
Google Analytics
Google Fonts
- Purpose: Loading fonts for design
- Duration: 1 year
5. Managing Cookies
5.1 Browser Settings
You can control cookies through browser settings:
- Chrome: Settings → Privacy and security → Cookies
- Firefox: Options → Privacy and security
- Safari: Preferences → Privacy
- Edge: Settings → Privacy and services
5.2 Disabling Cookies
Warning: Disabling cookies may affect website functionality. Some features may not work properly.
6. Storage Duration
- Session cookies: Automatically deleted when browser is closed
- Persistent cookies: Last between 1 month and 2 years
- Essential cookies: Active while using the website
7. Policy Updates
This policy may be updated periodically to reflect technological or legal changes. We recommend checking it regularly.
8. Contact
For questions about cookie usage:
Email: contact@legalstudio.biz
Subject: "Cookie Questions"
Phone: 0746 991 159
9. Legal Information
This policy complies with:
- General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
- Law No. 506/2004 on personal data processing
- EU ePrivacy Directive