Cookies are small files or data elements stored or accessed on a user’s device when a website is visited. They may enable essential website functions, remember choices, provide security, measure use of the website or support other services. Similar technologies may perform comparable functions.

The website is operated by Andrea Martínez Corbalán, trading as LightHouse Legals.
Contact: info@lighthouselegals.com.
Further details are available in the Legal Notice and Privacy Policy.

• Strictly necessary or technical cookies: enable essential functions such as security, network management, form operation or remembering cookie choices. Consent is not required where they are used solely for an exempt technical purpose.
• Preference cookies: remember choices that are not strictly necessary for the service requested.
• Analytics cookies: help understand how visitors use a website and measure performance.
• Advertising cookies: support advertising, audience measurement or behavioural profiles.
  

Cookies may also be first-party or third-party, and may last only for the browsing session or remain for a defined period.

At the date of this policy, LightHouse Legals does not use analytics, advertising or profiling cookies on the public website. The ordinary public pages are configured not to set cookies on visitors’ devices. Cookies used within the restricted WordPress administration area apply only to authorised administrators and are not used to track public visitors.

A temporary access cookie may be used while the website is in private preview or maintenance mode. This cookie is strictly necessary to remember authorised preview access, is not used for analytics or advertising and will cease to be relevant when the public website is launched.

If the website configuration changes and cookies are introduced, this policy and the information displayed to users will be updated before those cookies are used. Where a cookie requires consent, it will remain blocked until the user has made a valid choice.

Where non-essential cookies are used, they will not be placed or activated before the user has made a valid choice. The cookie interface will offer the options to accept, reject or configure cookies in a clear manner, with accepting and rejecting presented with equivalent prominence.

Users may withdraw consent or change their choices at any time through the cookie settings link made permanently available in the website footer. Withdrawal does not affect the lawfulness of processing carried out before withdrawal.

Users may also delete or block cookies through their browser settings. The available options and steps depend on the browser and version used. Blocking strictly necessary cookies may affect the operation of the website or prevent certain requested functions from working correctly.

Where cookies or similar technologies involve the processing of personal data, further information about the controller, purposes, legal bases, recipients, transfers and rights is available in the Privacy Policy.

This policy may be updated when cookies, website functions, providers or applicable rules change. The current version and update date will be published on this page.