Cookie policy
Last updated: 10 August 2026
1. What cookies are
A cookie is a small file that a website stores on the user’s device in order to retrieve information about their browsing afterwards. Article 22.2 of Act 34/2002 (LSSI-CE) requires the user to be informed and their consent obtained before installing storage and data retrieval devices, save for those strictly necessary to provide the service requested.
2. Cookies used by this site
This site does not use advertising pixels, personalisation cookies, or social media buttons that track browsing. Fonts are served from our own domain, so simply visiting does not disclose the user’s IP address to third parties.
It uses two categories of cookie: technical cookies, essential for the site to work, and analytics cookies, which are only installed if the user expressly accepts them.
| Cookie or technology | Owner | Purpose | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Technical cookies of the hosting provider | Vercel Inc., on behalf of DA LEGALS | To serve the pages correctly and protect the site against automated or abusive requests. They are strictly necessary cookies and therefore exempt from the consent requirement. | Session |
| Record of the cookie decision (browser local storage) | DA LEGALS | To remember whether the user accepted or rejected analytics, so as not to ask again on every visit. It is essential in order to respect that decision and is not disclosed to anyone. | 24 months |
| _ga, _ga_* | Google Ireland Ltd. | Google Analytics. To distinguish visitors in aggregate and measure which pages are consulted and where visitors arrive from. Installed only with prior consent. | Up to 24 months |
Analytics is not activated until the user accepts it. While no decision has been made, or if it is rejected, no measurement script runs and none of those cookies is installed. Accepting and rejecting are offered at the same level, with buttons of identical size and visibility.
Consent expires after twenty-four months, after which it is requested again. You may review or withdraw it at any time from the «Cookie preferences» link in the footer; withdrawing it deletes the analytics cookies already installed.
The use of Google Analytics involves a transfer of data to Google, with the international transfers and safeguards detailed in the privacy policy. Measurement is carried out with IP address anonymisation and without advertising or personalisation features, which are disabled.
3. Third-party services the user activates voluntarily
The site includes links to WhatsApp, Google Maps and LinkedIn. These services only load when the user clicks the corresponding link, at which point they leave our site and become subject to the privacy and cookie policies of their respective owners.
4. How to manage or delete cookies
The user may allow, block or delete the cookies installed on their device from their browser settings. Blocking technical cookies may prevent parts of the site from working correctly.
5. Further information
You can read how we process personal data in our privacy policy and the general information about the owner of the site in the legal notice.