What are cookies?

Websites you visit use cookies to improve your user experience. These cookies last either for the duration of your visit or for repeat visits and allow functions on a site to work in a more flexible, user-friendly way. Cookies make the interaction between you and the website faster and easier.

Web sites may also use cookies to target their content specifically for you by using your location, for example. Cookies may be set by the website you are visiting or they may be set by other websites who run content on the page you are viewing.

What is in a cookie?

A cookie is a text file stored in your browser and only the server that the web site is hosted on will be able to see the contents of that cookie. Cookie files contain some anonymous information, the site name and some text.

What to do if you don’t want cookies to be set

Although cookies are generally quite harmless, you may not want Your web browser to store them. If you prefer, it is possible to block or delete them entirely. To do this, you will need to use your browser’s preferences, and more information can be in your browser’s help files.

Which cookies do we use?

We use the following cookies on our web site:

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adamlawsolicitors.co.uk

PHPSESSID – Used to store data between subsequent requests of pages on the same web site. – Expires at the end of the current browsing session

This cookie is a session token, a piece of data that is used to determine if someone is still on a website. A session ID is typically given to a visitor on his first visit to a site.

We use this cookie to define sessions on the site to help us keep track of how many visitors we get, whether or not they return and how long they stay on the site – this supports us in our blogging efforts and in creating better content for you.

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Google Analytics

Google Analytics cookies are set by the tracking code ga.js and are used to provide us with data to analyse the effectiveness of our site.

We use Google Analytics to analyse what our visitors like and what they don’t like. We then use this to manage our ongoing content strategy.

__utma – Used by Google Analytics – Expires at the end of the current browsing session

__utmb – Used by Google Analytics – Expires at the end of the current browsing session

__utmc – Used by Google Analytics – Expires at the end of the current browsing session

__utmz – Used by Google Analytics – Expires at the end of the current browsing session

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AdInsight

What is this Cookie used for?

adiLP cookie tracks visitors who have multiple tabs open in the same browser window. This helps to prevent errors in tracking.
adiV tracks a unique number for each session over time. This allows multiple visits on a site.
adiVi uses a unique identifier, this cookie expiries in 30 minutes.

Cookie Names:

adiLP

adiV

adiVi