Cookie Policy
Last updated: 25 July 2026
This Cookie Policy explains how Free Case Review uses cookies and similar technologies, what they may be used for and how visitors can manage their choices.
This policy should be read alongside the Privacy Policy.
What are cookies?
Cookies are small files that websites may store on a computer, mobile phone or other device when the website is visited.
They can help a website function correctly, remember choices, maintain security and understand how the website is being used.
Similar technologies, including scripts, pixels and local browser storage, may perform related functions. For simplicity, this policy refers to all of these technologies as cookies.
Website and technical information
Some technical information may be collected automatically when the website is used, including:
- IP address
- Browser and device type
- Pages visited
- Referring website
- Date and time of access
- Cookie preferences
- Website security information
This information may be collected through website logs, essential cookies, security tools and, where consent has been provided, analytics services.
How Free Case Review may use cookies
Free Case Review may use the following categories of cookies.
Strictly necessary cookies
These cookies support essential website functions such as:
- Page navigation
- Website security
- Form operation
- Fraud and misuse prevention
- Recording cookie-consent choices
Some strictly necessary cookies may operate without consent where they are required to provide the website or a service requested by the visitor.
Preference cookies
Preference cookies may remember choices such as:
- Cookie preferences
- Display or accessibility settings
- Other website selections
Analytics cookies
Where enabled, analytics cookies may help Free Case Review understand:
- How visitors reach the website
- Which pages are viewed
- How visitors move through the website
- Whether technical problems occur
- How website content and performance can be improved
Analytics cookies will only be activated where the required permission has been obtained.
Advertising cookies
Where advertising technologies are enabled, cookies may be used to:
- Display advertisements
- Measure advertising performance
- Limit how often an advertisement is displayed
- Understand interactions with advertising
- Support personalised advertising where consent has been provided
Advertising cookies will not be activated before the required permission has been obtained.
Non-essential cookies generally require a clear and informed choice before they are used. Simply describing them in a policy does not itself amount to consent.
Cookie choices
When required, the website’s cookie banner allows visitors to:
- Accept non-essential cookies
- Reject non-essential cookies
- Review individual cookie categories
- Save selected preferences
Rejecting non-essential cookies should not prevent access to the main informational content of Free Case Review. However, some optional features or embedded services may not function as intended.
Visitors can review, change or withdraw their cookie preferences at any time by reopening the website’s cookie banner. Consent can be withdrawn as easily as it is given.
Cookies and services currently used
The cookies and services detected on Free Case Review are listed below. This information may change when website features, plugins, analytics or advertising services are added, removed or updated.
Third-party cookies
Some cookies may be provided by independent services used to operate or support the website, such as:
- Website hosting providers
- Security services
- Website form providers
- Analytics providers
- Advertising providers
- Embedded content providers
These organisations may process information under their own privacy and cookie policies.
Free Case Review does not control cookies placed after a visitor chooses to leave this website and visit an independent external website.
How long cookies remain
Cookies may be:
- Session cookies, which normally expire when the browser is closed
- Persistent cookies, which remain for a defined period or until removed
The duration depends on the cookie’s purpose and the service that provides it.
Current retention information will appear in the cookie list above after Complianz completes its website scan.
Browser controls
Most browsers allow cookies to be viewed, blocked or deleted through their privacy settings.
Blocking all cookies through a browser may affect essential website functions. The website’s own cookie controls should be used where a visitor wishes to manage only non-essential cookies used by Free Case Review.
Changes to this policy
This Cookie Policy may be updated when:
- Website features change
- New plugins or services are introduced
- Analytics or advertising technologies change
- The results of website cookie scans change
- Legal or regulatory requirements are updated
The latest version will be published on this page with an updated revision date.
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