Cookie policy
Cookies
The law firm ALBRECHT ("we", "us", "our") provides and controls the website www.kanzlei-hersfeld.de ("Website"). The legal professionals and staff of the law firm respect the privacy of visitors who use the Website. For further details regarding our control and the personal data we use on our Website, please refer to our Privacy Policy.
This policy applies to the use of cookies in combination with pixels, local storage objects, and similar devices and technologies (collectively "Cookies") that we or our authorized service providers may use in connection with your interaction with our Website, applications, and communications to enable the effective and efficient operation of the Website. This policy explains how we use Cookies, when your consent is required, how they are used on the Website, and informs you on how you can exercise your rights regarding Cookies.
What Are Cookies?
Cookies are essentially small files placed on a visitor's device browser when accessing online content, allowing that device to be recognized when interacting with or returning to our websites. Cookies help us improve our Website by allowing us to monitor which online content our visitors find useful, and by collecting and storing information about our users' preferences, such as preferred language or font size.
There are different types of cookies:
So-called persistent cookies – these cookies remain on a visitor's device for the period specified in the cookie. They are activated each time the visitor visits our Website that created that specific cookie.
So-called session cookies – these cookies remain on your device only for the duration of your session on our Website and expire when you close your browser.
Cookies set by our Website are referred to as "first-party cookies", while cookies set by a website other than the one you are visiting are referred to as "third-party cookies".
Social Media Plugins
We do not use any social media plugins on our website. Where you find social media buttons or icons on our site, these are merely external links. You will only be redirected to the respective provider's website when you actively click on the corresponding icon.
Please note that, as the provider of this website, we do not obtain any knowledge of the content of the transmitted data or its use by the aforementioned services.
Furthermore, we have no influence over the data collected by these services via plugins, nor on the scope of data collected by Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, and/or Xing. We also have no knowledge of the content of the data transmitted to these services. For more detailed information on data collection by these services, as well as your rights and setting options, please refer to the privacy policies of the respective provider.
How Can You Change Your Cookie Settings?
You have the right to decide whether you want to accept or reject non-essential cookies. You can exercise your cookie preferences when you visit our website for the first time, where you will see a notice regarding our use of technologies such as cookies. This notice gives you the opportunity to learn more and choose which cookie technologies you want to allow on your device before confirming and proceeding. You can also change these settings at a later time by going to your cookie settings. The effect of disabling non-essential cookies depends on which cookies you disable, but generally, our website may not function properly if all non-essential cookies are turned off.
You can also disable non-essential cookies by changing your browser settings to reject these cookies. How you do this depends on the browser you use. Most browsers, such as Microsoft and Google, have dedicated privacy pages explaining how websites collect, process, and share information with third parties. For further details on how to disable cookies in the most common browsers, please visit www.allaboutcookies.org.
Note
We may make changes to this Cookie Policy from time to time. Any changes will be published in our privacy policy at www.kanzlei-hersfeld.de and will take effect on the date of publication. This policy was last updated in September 2026.