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Cookie policy
This policy explains what cookies are and how they are used on the Faraj Law website.
How this website uses cookies
What are cookies?
Cookies are small text files placed on your device when you visit a website. They may be required for a website to function, remember a preference, measure usage or support third-party services.
Necessary cookies
The website may use strictly necessary cookies or similar technology for security, accessibility and reliable operation. These do not require consent where they are essential to provide the service you request.
Analytics and marketing cookies
The current website preview does not use optional analytics, advertising or marketing cookies. These services will not be enabled on the live website without updating this policy and introducing appropriate consent controls where required.
Third-party services
Following an external link, such as WhatsApp, may take you to a service that applies its own privacy and cookie policies. Faraj Law does not control cookies set on third-party websites.
Changes and contact
This policy will be reviewed when the final hosting, enquiry form and analytics arrangements are confirmed. If you have a question about cookies or privacy, email info@farajlaw.co.uk.
