Cookies are small files that websites put on your device. They help sites remember things, like whether you have visited before. Almost every website uses them. We do too.
What we use cookies for
A few different jobs:
Making the site work
Some cookies are essential. Without them, parts of the site will not load right. These include cookies that remember your cookie-banner choice itself.
Understanding how the site gets used
We use a tool that shows us which pages get visited, how long people stay, and where they come from. We use this to make the site better. We do not see your name or anything personal in those reports.
Remembering your preferences
If you adjust something while you are on the site, a cookie helps us remember your choice next time.
What we do not use cookies for
We do not sell what cookies tell us. We are a regional process-serving company, not a data broker. We do not run third-party ad retargeting and we do not share visit information with advertising platforms.
How to say no
When you first visit the site, you will see a banner asking if cookies are okay with you. Click "Reject all" and we will not store any non-essential cookies on your device.
Click "Accept all" and the analytics tool works in its standard mode. You can change your answer anytime by reopening the cookie banner from the link at the bottom of any page.
Other sites
If you click a link that takes you to another site, that site has its own cookie rules. We cannot speak for them.
Changes
If we change how we use cookies, we will update this page with the date.
Questions? Reach out at info@spslegalservices.com.