Cookie policy

Effective date: September 10, 2026

This policy explains how Consumer Protection Law uses cookies at https://consumerprotectionlaw.com, including the Spanish pages at /es/. Consumer Protection Law is the consumer debt defense practice of Itkin Law, P.C., a California professional law corporation.

We use Google Analytics 4 to understand overall website traffic. We don’t use advertising cookies, sell personal information, or share it for advertising across different websites. For more about forms and other information we collect, read our Privacy Policy.

What cookies are

Cookies are small text files that a website saves in your browser. They can help a site work or help its owner understand how people use it. A cookie may contain an identifier that lets a service recognize the same browser on a later visit.

Some cookies disappear when you close your browser. Others stay until they expire or you delete them. Cookies generally identify a browser or device, not a person by name. Still, cookie identifiers can count as personal information under privacy laws.

What cookies this site uses

The only cookies our site currently sets are these Google Analytics 4 cookies:

NameWho sets itPurposeHow long it lasts
_gaGoogle Analytics through our websiteDistinguishes visitors by assigning a browser identifier. Helps count visits to our site.2 years
_ga_0SHD64Z8RPGoogle Analytics through our websiteKeeps session state. Helps connect activity within a visit.2 years

These cookies are set on our site through Google’s analytics code. Their expiration may refresh when you return. Browser rules or your settings may shorten how long they last.

We use Google Analytics for aggregate traffic statistics, such as page views and general use patterns. Google Analytics 4 does not log or store individual IP addresses. It may process an IP address to estimate a general location before discarding it. Analytics still uses browser identifiers and is not completely anonymous.

Netlify hosts this website. Netlify may also use strictly necessary cookies or similar items if needed for security or load balancing, which helps route traffic. These would support site operation, not advertising. We do not currently identify any such cookies as being set on this site.

What we do not use

  • No advertising or remarketing cookies.
  • No Google Signals.
  • No tracking of your activity across other websites.
  • No sale of personal information or sharing for cross-context behavioral advertising.

We do not use analytics to build advertising profiles. We also do not send your intake form answers to Google Analytics. Our forms are for attorney intake, not for selling leads.

Your choices

You can use your browser settings to block cookies, delete saved cookies, or receive a warning before cookies are stored. Your browser’s help page explains these controls. You may need to adjust settings in each browser and on each device you use.

You can also install the Google Analytics opt-out browser add-on in a supported browser. The add-on limits Google Analytics collection in that browser. It does not stop information you submit through a form or technical logs kept by our host.

Blocking analytics cookies should not prevent you from reading the site or submitting a form. It may make our traffic reports less complete. Blocking any strictly necessary security items could affect site functions. Deleting cookies alone does not prevent new cookies from being set on a later visit.

Do Not Track

Some browsers send a Do Not Track signal. Our website does not currently change its behavior in response to that signal. Use the controls above to limit analytics. We do not sell personal information or share it for cross-context behavioral advertising, regardless of browser signals.

Changes

We may update this policy if our tools, practices, or legal duties change. We will post the revised policy here and change the effective date. Please review it from time to time.

Contact

For cookie questions, contact Consumer Protection Law, the consumer debt defense practice of Itkin Law, P.C.

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