Cookies Policy

Why use cookies?

Cookies

Our site uses cookies in order to know user preferences and optimise our web pages. These elements facilitate navigation and significantly improve the user-friendliness of the website.

Cookies are small files that are stored to your devices. Cookies can be used to check if your device has already been used to connect to our pages. Only the cookie stored to your devices is identified. Personal data can be saved in the form of cookies if you agree to this or if it proves necessary for technical reasons, for example to allow secure access to our site.

By using our website, you agree to the use and storage of cookies on your device. Of course, you have the possibility to navigate on our site without cookies. Most navigation software packages automatically accept cookies. You can however object to cookies being saved to your hard drive by selecting an option such as “Block cookies” in your browser settings. You can delete cookies that are installed to your device at any time. For more details about this point, we invite you to consult the user instructions of your web browser or the manufacturer of your device.

When you refuse cookies, site performance may be limited.

We subdivide cookies into the following categories:

  • Google Analytics (_ga): Used to distinguish two users (2 years)
  • Google Analytics (_gid): Used to distinguish two users (24 hours)
  • Google Analytics (_gat): Used to reduce the rate of queries. If Google analytics is deployed via Google Tag Manager, this cookie will be named dc_gtm_ <property-id> (1 minute)

Use of operating data

We use cookies in order to know our visitors’ preferences and the areas of our Internet offer that are particularly popular. These elements allow us to adapt the content of our web pages to target your needs and thereby to improve our offer.
In order to use this data for statistical purposes, Law Tax, Watelet & Associé uses Google products.