Last Updated: July 15, 2026
Deldar Legal, PC uses cookies and similar technologies to operate, secure, analyze, and improve its website and, where permitted, to measure and personalize advertising.
This Cookie Notice explains:
- What cookies and similar technologies are;
- Which categories of technologies we may use;
- Why we use them;
- Which third parties may provide them;
- How long they may remain on a device;
- How to manage or withdraw your choices;
- How to opt out of sale, sharing, or targeted advertising; and
- How we respond to Global Privacy Control and similar preference signals.
This Cookie Notice applies to deldarlegal.com and any other website or digital service operated by Deldar Legal, PC that links to this notice.
This notice supplements our Privacy Policy, Your Privacy Choices, and California Privacy Notice. Those documents provide additional information regarding our collection, use, disclosure, retention, and protection of personal information.
Contact Information
Deldar Legal, PC
1999 S. Bascom Avenue, Suite 700
Campbell, California 95008
Email: info@deldar.com
In this notice, “Deldar Legal,” “we,” “us,” and “our” refer to Deldar Legal, PC.
Manage Your Cookie Preferences
You may use the following control to manage nonessential cookies and similar technologies:
🛠️ [Manage Cookie Preferences]
You may use the following control to opt out of activities that may be considered a sale or sharing of personal information:
🛡️ [Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information]
Your preferences may apply only to the browser and device from which they are submitted. You may need to repeat your selection if you use another browser or device, clear your cookies, use private browsing, or reset your browser or device settings.
What Are Cookies and Similar Technologies?
A. What Are Cookies?
Cookies are small text files placed on or accessed from a computer, mobile telephone, tablet, or other device when a person visits a website. Cookies may store or communicate information such as:
- A randomly generated identifier;
- Browser or device information;
- Website preferences and session information;
- Security information;
- Pages visited and actions taken;
- Advertising information; or
- Consent and opt-out choices.
Cookies may be placed by the website being visited (first-party cookies) or by a third-party service whose technology is incorporated into the website (third-party cookies).
B. What Are Similar Technologies?
In addition to traditional cookies, the website may use similar technologies, including:
- Pixels and web beacons;
- Tags and scripts;
- Local storage and software-development tools (SDKs);
- Device and advertising identifiers;
- Embedded code and server-side logs;
- Conversion tags and tracking links;
- Session-replay and heat-mapping tools; and
- Call-tracking technologies.
In this notice, the term “cookies” generally includes cookies and these similar technologies unless the context indicates otherwise.
First-Party vs. Third-Party Cookies
First-Party Cookies
First-party cookies are placed or controlled directly by Deldar Legal or by a service provider acting on our behalf through our website domain. They may be used for security, website operation, consent management, form functionality, preferences, or analytics.
Third-Party Cookies
Third-party cookies are placed or accessed by another company whose technology or content is incorporated into our website. These third parties (such as analytics or advertising providers) may use information in accordance with their own privacy policies, contractual terms, and legal obligations.
Session vs. Persistent Cookies
- Session Cookies: These remain active only while a browser is open and are typically deleted when the browser is closed. They are used to support navigation, security, and essential form functionality.
- Persistent Cookies: These remain on a device after the browser is closed until they expire, are deleted by the user, or are removed by the browser/website. They are used to remember preferences, store consent choices, and support analytics or targeted advertising.
Cookie Categories
The website may use the following categories of cookies and similar technologies:
A. Strictly Necessary Cookies
Strictly necessary cookies are required to operate, secure, and maintain the website or provide a function specifically requested by the user.
- Used for: Website security, fraud prevention, bot/spam detection, network management, load balancing, basic navigation, form operation, and consent-preference storage.
- Control: Because these cookies are required, they cannot be disabled through the website’s preference tool. You may block them via browser settings, but doing so may cause portions of the website to stop working.
B. Functional Cookies
Functional cookies support optional features and personalization.
- Used for: Remembering language or display preferences, loading interactive maps, displaying custom fonts/icons, supporting embedded videos, and providing chat tools.
- Control: Optional. If disabled, certain website features may not work properly.
C. Analytics and Performance Cookies
Analytics and performance cookies help us understand how visitors interact with the website.
- Used for: Collecting data on the number of visitors, pages viewed, time spent, approximate location, device/browser types, and navigation paths.
- Control: Optional. We use this data to improve website usability and measure marketing performance.
D. Session-Replay and Heat-Mapping Technologies
These technologies may record, reconstruct, or analyze a visitor’s session interactions (clicks, scrolling, cursor movements, and form-field interactions).
- Used for: Identifying usability issues, troubleshooting technical glitches, and evaluating website design.
- Note on Privacy: Deldar Legal seeks to configure these tools to mask or exclude confidential, medical, financial, or sensitive information entered into website fields.
E. Advertising and Targeting Cookies
These cookies track your activity over time and across different websites to build an interest profile.
- Used for: Measuring advertising performance, attributing inquiries to campaigns, limiting ad repetition, and delivering targeted advertisements.
- Opt-Out: Depending on applicable law, this tracking may constitute a “sale” or “sharing” of personal data. You can opt out at any time.
F. Social-Media and Embedded-Content Cookies
Our website may contain embedded third-party tools (such as social share buttons, video players, maps, and review widgets).
- Used for: Allowing seamless interaction with third-party platforms.
- Note: The providers of these tools may collect data and associate it with your active accounts on their platforms.
Consent Framework
Where required by applicable law, Deldar Legal will request consent before activating nonessential cookies (analytics, session-replay, advertising pixels, etc.).
A. Initial Cookie Banner
The website’s initial banner uses language substantially similar to the following:
We use cookies and similar technologies to operate and secure this website, understand how it is used, measure advertising, and, with your permission, provide session replay and interest-based advertising. Select “Accept All,” “Reject Nonessential,” or “Manage Preferences.” For more information, review our Cookie Notice and Privacy Policy.
Links: [Cookie Policy] [Privacy Policy]
B. Preference Center Configuration
The preference center allows users to review and control specific categories of cookies:
| Category | Status | Description |
| Strictly Necessary | Always Active | Required to operate, secure, and maintain the website, store privacy choices, and prevent fraud. |
| Functional | Optional | Supports optional features, display preferences, maps, and embedded files. |
| Analytics & Performance | Optional | Measures traffic, usage statistics, and navigation paths to improve our site. |
| Session Replay | Optional | Reconstructs visitor interactions to diagnose technical or usability bugs. |
| Advertising & Targeting | Optional | Measures ad performance and supports interest-based/targeted advertising. |
| Social Media / Embedded Content | Optional | Integrates third-party widgets. Providers may track activity when content loads. |
Global Privacy Control (GPC)
Global Privacy Control (GPC) is a browser- or device-based opt-out preference signal.
Where required by law, Deldar Legal processes GPC signals as a request to opt out of the “sale” or “sharing” of personal information for that browser and device. When a signal is recognized:
- Advertising and targeting cookies will be disabled.
- Cross-context behavioral advertising will be restricted.
- The website will display a visible confirmation that the GPC signal was detected.
Cookie Inventory
Potential Third-Party Providers
Depending on the website’s configuration, cookies or similar technologies may be provided by:
- Cloudflare: strictly necessary security, bot detection, and performance optimization.
- Google Analytics: traffic measurement, session statistics, and website analytics.
- Google Tag Manager: script deployment and conditional consent loading.
- Google Ads & Conversion Technologies: campaign attribution, retargeting, and ad performance.
- Microsoft Clarity: session replay, heat mapping, and usability troubleshooting.
- Meta Platforms: social integration, Facebook conversion tracking, and retargeting.
- NextRoll: retargeting, cross-device audience creation, and advertising analysis.
- CallRail: call attribution, phone-number substitution, and communication logs.
- Google reCAPTCHA: spam and abuse prevention.
- Google Maps: interactive location maps.
- Google Fonts & Font Awesome: web typography and icons.
- WP Engine & GoDaddy: website hosting, infrastructure, and delivery networks.
Technical Data Collection Specifications
A. Server Logs
Our servers automatically record technical data (IP addresses, browser/device information, dates/times, requested pages, and error logs) for security, maintenance, and troubleshooting. Some server logs are generated independently of cookies and cannot be disabled via the cookie preference center.
B. Local Storage
We may use browser local storage to maintain technical states or save your privacy and display selections. This data remains on your device until deleted or cleared.
C. Pixels, Web Beacons, Tags, and Scripts
These code elements track user conversions, record email opens, or load external technologies. Nonessential scripts are managed strictly through our tag-management tool based on your consent preferences.
D. Call-Tracking Technologies
We may display dynamic phone numbers (e.g., via CallRail) to associate a call with a specific marketing channel, search query, or website session. Where not strictly necessary, these tracking options are bound by your consent choices.
E. Session Replay & Masking
To protect your privacy, we configure our session-replay tools (such as Microsoft Clarity) to dynamically mask names, email addresses, phone numbers, free-text legal descriptions, and medical, financial, or sensitive data entered into forms.
E. Email Tracking
Our newsletters may contain tracking pixels to let us know if an email was opened or a link clicked. You can disable this by blocking remote image loading in your email client or unsubscribing from our marketing list.
How to Control Cookies Manually
A. Browser Controls
Most web browsers allow you to view, delete, or block cookies.
- Please Note: Blocking all cookies may interfere with website security, consent storage, contact forms, interactive maps, and media players.
B. Mobile Device Privacy Settings
Your mobile OS (iOS or Android) features device-level options to limit ad tracking, reset advertising IDs, or restrict location, camera, and microphone permissions.
C. Industry Opt-Out Tools
You may visit industry-wide opt-out pages hosted by the Network Advertising Initiative (NAI) or the Digital Advertising Alliance (DAA) to opt out of interest-based advertising from participating companies.
General & Legal Information
Children’s Privacy
The website is not directed to children under 13. We do not knowingly use cookies to sell or share personal information concerning individuals under 16 years of age.
Security
We employ administrative, technical, and organizational safeguards to protect data collected through cookies. However, because no electronic system is completely secure, we cannot guarantee absolute data security.
International Processing
Some third-party cookie providers process data in the United States or other jurisdictions where data protection laws may differ from those in your home country.
Accessibility of Cookie Controls
Deldar Legal seeks to make its cookie banner and preference center accessible to individuals with disabilities, designing them to support keyboard navigation, screen-reader labels, adequate color contrast, and logical focus orders. If you experience barriers, please contact us at info@deldar.com with the subject line “Cookie Preferences Accessibility.”
⚠️ Notice: No Effect on Attorney-Client Relationship
Managing your cookie preferences, submitting an opt-out request, or transmitting a privacy request does not create an attorney-client relationship with Deldar Legal, PC.
An attorney-client relationship is only formed through a signed written engagement agreement. Do not rely on cookie or privacy communications for urgent legal matters or critical deadlines.
Relationship to Other Policies
This Cookie Notice should be read together with our Privacy Policy, Terms of Use, Your Privacy Choices and California Privacy Notice, and Website Disclaimer.
If this Cookie Notice conflicts with the Your Privacy Choices notice regarding opt-out rights, the provision providing the greater privacy protection will control. If it conflicts with the Privacy Policy regarding general personal data handling, the Privacy Policy will control.
Changes and Updates
We may add, remove, or replace cookie technologies as our website, vendors, or legal obligations evolve. We will update this notice and our inventory when material changes occur, and we will prompt you for renewed consent if a new, materially different nonessential technology is deployed.
Contact Us
Questions, cookie requests, and privacy concerns may be directed to:
Deldar Legal, PC
1999 S. Bascom Avenue, Suite 700
Campbell, California 95008
Email: info@deldar.com