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Last Updated: October, 2022
This BAL Cookie Policy describes Berry Appleman & Leiden LLP’s (BAL’s) use of cookies, web beacons and other tracking technologies on its website.
This Cookie Policy is part of BAL’s Privacy Policy.
You have the option of consenting to or refusing the use of non-essential cookies, by category type, upon entering our website.
We may change this Cookie Policy form time to time to reflect changes in the cookies we use and how we use them. You will be asked to consent to or refuse the use of cookies upon any major updates. We use cookies and other similar technologies to operate, personalize and improve our websites and services.
A cookie is a small text file that a website saves on your computer or mobile device when you visit the website. Cookies enable the website to remember your actions and preferences (such as login, language, font size and other display preferences) and recognize you and/or your browser, along with some information you have provided in the past, on subsequent visits.
Web beacons are small graphics on a webpage or email that monitor your activity when viewing a webpage or email.
A cookie can either be a session cookie or a persistent cookie. Session cookies exist only for so long as you are visiting the applicable website and are typically deleted within 30 minutes or removed when you exit your web browser, whichever is longer.
Persistent cookies exist for a set period of time, for example, up to two years. Each time you visit a website that has implemented a persistent cookie, the persistent cookie is renewed and that cookie will remain active until its predetermined expiration date. You can manually delete persistent cookies through your browser settings.
We may store information collected from cookies on servers in the United States. You consent to such collection and storage in the United States.
We consider the information gathered by cookies to be non-personal Information, and we will treat that information as such unless otherwise required by applicable law in the state, country or province where you are located.
Some countries, such as those countries in the European Union, consider some information gathered by cookies to be personal data and therefore we will treat that information as personal data when required by applicable law. See our Privacy Policy for details on how we treat personal data.
BAL shares the information gathered via cookies with its third-party service providers, including Google Analytics to help BAL perform marketing and certain website maintenance activities.
Cookies can be either “first-party” or “third-party” cookies. A first-party cookie allows your web browser to talk to the actual website that you are visiting. A third-party cookie allows your web browser to talk to a third-party website, such as the source of an ad that appears on the website you are visiting or a third-party analytics provider. BAL does not have control over third-party cookies. Third-party cookies are not governed by this cookie policy.
Note: If you want to remove previously-stored cookies, you can manually delete the cookies at any time. However, this will not prevent the sites from placing further cookies on your device unless and until you adjust your Internet browser setting as described above.
For more information about cookies, please see the Information Commissioner’s website home page or the Interactive Advertising Bureau and All About Cookies.
We do not currently honor “do-no-track” requests.
If you have any questions or concerns regarding this Cookie Policy, please fill in a Privacy Request Form, call us toll free at +1-877-757-7108, send us an email or write to us at: