COOKIE POLICY

This website stores both first-party and third-party cookies in order to tailor content to your interests and facilitate navigation.

First-party cookies

• Technical cookies: their purpose is to control traffic and the correct communication of data, maintain the configuration, identify browsing sessions (so that the servers recognize, despite passing from one page to another, that it is the same browsing session of a user), access restricted areas, use security elements during browsing, etc. Without them, navigation would not be consistent. These cookies are session cookies.
• Functional cookies: These cookies record information about user preferences, allowing the website to be adapted (language preferences, browser through which the service is accessed, regional settings, etc.). These cookies are both session and persistent.

Third-party cookies

This website collects statistical information about the user by storing cookies on the visitor’s hard drive. In order to collect this information and subject it to statistical processing for Galicia Abogados, S.C., Google Analytics services may be used; this implies that the collection and storage of the aforementioned information (hereinafter, the procedures) are carried out by means of “cookies” directly between the user’s browser and the Google Analytics server. When the user connects again to this website, the server will recognize the number stored in the “cookie”, as indicated above, providing the anonymous information referred to.

The procedures are managed and controlled exclusively by Google Analytics.

If you want to know Google Analytics’ privacy statement, privacy policies, and cookies, you can do so at this address: https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/6004245?hl=es

Cookies capable of identifying the user

This website may use third-party analysis cookies that store data capable of identifying the user, such as the IP address of the user’s terminal during the visit.

However, in the case of cookies on this website, such data is not used to identify the user. They are only stored in an aggregated and anonymous form for the purpose of performing strictly statistical analysis on the number of visitors and the most visited contents, and thus improve the website and increase the effectiveness of its online presence.