1. What are cookies?
Cookies are small text files or similar pieces of information stored on or accessed from a device when you visit a website. Similar technologies can include local storage, pixels, tags or other browser and device mechanisms that perform related functions.
2. Why TrustJury may use cookies
TrustJury may use cookies and similar technologies to operate and secure the website, remember certain user choices, diagnose technical problems and, where configured and permitted, understand how the site is used.
We do not need every category of cookie for every visitor or every feature. The cookies actually used depend on the technologies enabled on the live TrustJury website.
3. Cookie categories
Required for core website operation, security, routing, session integrity and other functions necessary to provide the service.
Generally active because the website cannot function properly without them.
May remember choices such as interface or display preferences where those features are enabled.
Used where permitted and, where required, after the appropriate choice or consent.
May help us understand page usage, performance, errors and general interaction patterns if analytics tools are configured.
Should be activated only in accordance with applicable consent requirements.
May support campaign measurement or advertising only if TrustJury later enables such tools.
Should not be activated where consent is required unless the user has provided the necessary consent.
4. Strictly necessary cookies
Strictly necessary cookies may be used for security, session integrity, traffic routing, fraud prevention, preference storage that is essential to a requested feature, or other functions required for the website to operate.
Because these technologies support core service operation, they may not always be subject to optional consent in jurisdictions where the law permits them to be used without consent.
5. Analytics and measurement
If TrustJury enables analytics or measurement tools, those tools may collect information such as page views, general interaction patterns, device or browser information, referral information, performance data and technical error information.
Where applicable law requires consent before non-essential analytics are activated, the live site should obtain that consent before loading the relevant analytics technologies.
6. Advertising or marketing technologies
TrustJury may in the future use advertising, campaign-measurement or similar marketing technologies. If such technologies are enabled, this Policy and the cookie-consent interface should be updated to identify the relevant purposes and controls.
This Policy does not imply that a particular advertising platform or tracking vendor is currently installed.
7. Third-party services
Some features may involve third-party services, for example embedded content, analytics, infrastructure, customer-support tools or links to separate Lawzapo services. A third party may use its own cookies or similar technologies when its service is loaded or visited.
Third-party cookies are governed by the relevant provider's own policies and the consent rules that apply to that integration.
8. Lawzapo links
TrustJury may link to separate Lawzapo websites for legal-service hiring, payments or workspace booking. Cookies used on a Lawzapo service are governed by the policies applicable to that separate service rather than by this TrustJury Cookie Policy alone.
9. How to control cookies
Where TrustJury provides a cookie-consent interface, you may use it to accept, reject or adjust optional cookie categories, subject to the functionality available on the live website.
You can also control cookies through your browser settings. Blocking all cookies may affect security, saved preferences or other website functions.
10. Cookie duration
Cookies may be session cookies, which expire when the browser session ends, or persistent cookies, which remain for a defined period unless deleted earlier.
The duration should be appropriate to the purpose of the technology used. Specific cookie names and durations should be documented in the consent tool or cookie inventory once the live implementation is finalized.
11. Changes to this Cookie Policy
We may update this Cookie Policy when TrustJury changes its technologies, vendors, consent approach or legal requirements. The latest version will be published on this page with an updated date.
12. Relationship with our Privacy Policy
This Cookie Policy should be read together with the TrustJury Privacy Policy, which explains more broadly how personal information may be collected, used, shared, retained and protected.
13. Contact
Questions about cookies, privacy or tracking technologies used on TrustJury can be sent to support@lawzapo.com.
You can also use the Contact Us page.
Before publishing this Policy, confirm the actual cookie inventory on the production site. If TrustJury later installs analytics, advertising, chat, session-recording or other non-essential tools, update both this Policy and the site's consent controls to match the implementation.