Cookies are small data files that are stored on the hard drive of your computer, laptop, tablet or mobile phone when you visit our website. They do not store any personal data about you or which could be used to identify you. We use cookies to help us understand how you interact with our website. By analysing this cookie data, we can work out how to improve the design of our website.
How we use cookies
We use a third party analytics tool called Google Analytics to collect and report on the data from these cookies. Google Analytics allows us to see how our visitors are interacting with our website. We are able to assess the number of visitors coming to our website, how they arrived at our website, what pages they navigated to and how long they spent on the various pages. No other information about you is collected or stored - please visit the Google Privacy Policy for more information.
We use a third party social media plug-in tool called AddThis. This allows visitors to our news pages to share any news articles they find interesting via the most popular social media bookmarking services.
Cookies we use on our website
We have audited the cookies used by our website, so you know exactly which cookies we are using, what data they are collecting and how we use the information they provide.
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How to opt out of cookies
You have complete control over how to manage or delete cookies on your computer.Â
Please visit AboutCookies.org if you wish to find out how to manage or delete cookies.
Please note, that in restricting or deleting cookies, some websites may not function correctly.
Further Information
If we change this Privacy Policy & Cookies information we will publish the amended version on our website. If you would like to receive a copy of it through the post or if you have any comments or questions, please write to us or send an email to Risk&ComplianceBirmingham@thompsons.law.co.uk.
Note: This Policy only applies to the information that we hold about private individuals, not about companies and other organisations.