Last updated: August 6, 2026
This Cookie Policy explains how Atlantic Bridge Law (“Atlantic Bridge Law,” “we,” “us,” or “our”) uses cookies and similar technologies when you visit www.atlanticbridgelaw.com and any related pages operated by Atlantic Bridge Law (the “Website” or the “Site”).
This Cookie Policy should be read together with our Privacy Policy. While the Privacy Policy explains how we process personal data more generally, this Cookie Policy specifically explains how cookies and similar technologies may be used on the Website.
Cookies are small text files placed on your computer, smartphone, tablet, or other device when you visit a website. They allow a website to recognize your device, remember certain information about your visit, operate securely, improve functionality, measure audience activity, and, where applicable, personalize content.
Cookies placed directly by Atlantic Bridge Law are called “first-party cookies.” Cookies placed by third-party providers are called “third-party cookies.” Third-party cookies may allow external providers to offer services such as analytics, embedded content, security, consent management, or other Website functionality.
We use cookies and similar technologies to operate the Website, maintain its security, remember your cookie preferences, provide essential functionality, measure Website performance, understand how visitors interact with the Website, and improve the user experience.
Some cookies are strictly necessary for the Website to function and cannot be disabled through our cookie preference center. Other cookies, including audience measurement or analytics cookies, are used only after the required consent has been obtained, unless an applicable exemption from consent applies.
| Category | Purpose | Examples of Data Collected | Legal Basis | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Strictly necessary and functionality cookies | Enable visitors to access the Website, load pages, use its essential features, and ensure that the Website operates correctly. | IP address, device information, browser information, operating system, device model, network or operator information, session data, and technical Website activity. | Atlantic Bridge Law’s legitimate interest in providing visitors with a functional Website. | Cookies may be stored for up to 13 months. Information collected through them may be retained for up to 25 months. |
| Website security cookies | Protect the Website, detect and prevent malicious or unauthorized activity, investigate incidents, and maintain the security and integrity of the Website. | IP address, login or connection information, browser and device information, activity logs, security events, and technical request information. | Atlantic Bridge Law’s legitimate interest, including its commercial and economic interest, in providing visitors with secure services. | Cookies may be stored for up to 13 months. Information collected through them may be retained for up to 25 months. |
| Cookie consent preference | Record whether a visitor has accepted, refused, or customized non-essential cookies so that the Website can remember and respect the visitor’s privacy choices. | Consent status, date and time of the choice, connection logs, IP address, browser information, device information, operating system, device model, and technical settings. | Atlantic Bridge Law’s legitimate interest in recording and respecting visitors’ cookie choices and providing a compliant and functional Website. | Up to 6 months, unless the visitor withdraws or modifies the choice earlier. |
| Audience measurement and analytics cookies | Measure Website traffic and performance, understand how visitors navigate the Website, identify pages viewed, and improve Website functionality, content, and user navigation. | IP address, visitor identifier, pages visited, time spent on pages, referral information, interactions, and device or browser information. | Visitor consent, unless the relevant audience measurement technology is configured in a manner that qualifies for an exemption from consent under applicable law. | Up to 6 months. |
The Website may use the cookies and similar technologies described below. The specific technologies used may vary depending on the pages visited, the Website features enabled, and the technical services used to operate and secure the Website.
Strictly necessary cookies and technologies are used to provide access to the Website, enable its essential features, maintain security, and remember your cookie choices. These technologies do not require consent where they are strictly necessary for the operation of the Website or for providing a service expressly requested by the user.
Audience measurement and analytics cookies are used only after obtaining your consent, unless the relevant analytics solution is configured so that it qualifies for an exemption from consent under applicable law.
The exact technical cookie names may depend on the Website’s hosting, security, consent-management, and analytics providers. The list below describes the cookies and technologies by their purpose and category.
| Cookie or Technology | Provider | Purpose | Category | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Website operation and functionality cookies | Atlantic Bridge Law and its Website hosting or technical service providers | Enable visitors to access the Website and use its essential features. These technologies may process technical information concerning the device used, browser, operating system, device model, network operator, session, and IP address. | Strictly necessary | Cookies may be retained for up to 13 months. Information collected through them may be retained for up to 25 months. |
| Website security cookies and activity logs | Atlantic Bridge Law and its Website hosting or security service providers | Protect the Website, detect and prevent malicious or unauthorized activity, maintain technical security, investigate incidents, and record relevant connection or activity information. | Strictly necessary | Cookies may be retained for up to 13 months. Information collected through them may be retained for up to 25 months. |
| Cookie consent preference | Atlantic Bridge Law and its cookie consent-management provider | Record whether a visitor accepted, refused, or customized non-essential cookies so that the Website can remember and respect the visitor’s privacy choices. | Strictly necessary | Up to 6 months, unless the visitor withdraws or modifies the choice earlier. |
| Audience measurement and analytics cookies | Atlantic Bridge Law and its analytics provider, where enabled | Measure Website traffic and performance, understand how visitors navigate the Website, identify pages viewed, and improve Website functionality, content, and user experience. Information collected may include an IP address, visitor identifier, pages viewed, referral information, and device or browser information. | Analytics | Up to 6 months. |
Atlantic Bridge Law does not use non-essential cookies unless the required consent has first been obtained. The exact cookie names and third-party providers displayed in the cookie preference center may be updated when Website services are added, removed, or modified.
You may accept, refuse, or customize non-essential cookies through the cookie banner or cookie preference center made available on the Website.
Refusing non-essential cookies will not prevent you from accessing the main functions of the Website.
Strictly necessary cookies cannot be disabled through the cookie preference center because they are required for the Website to function properly, maintain security, or remember your privacy choices.
You may withdraw or modify your consent at any time by reopening the cookie preference center on the Website. Withdrawing consent does not affect the lawfulness of any processing carried out before the withdrawal.
Most browsers allow you to view, block, or delete cookies through their settings. The method for managing cookies varies depending on the browser and device used. You may consult your browser’s settings or help menu for more information.
Browsers that provide cookie-management settings include:
Please note that blocking or deleting all cookies may affect the functionality of the Website and may prevent certain features from working as intended.
In addition to cookies, the Website may use similar technologies such as scripts, tags, local storage, session storage, pixels, or web beacons.
These technologies may be used to operate the Website, maintain security, remember privacy preferences, measure Website performance, understand interactions with pages, or support third-party features.
Where these technologies are not strictly necessary, they will be used only in accordance with applicable consent requirements.
Certain features of the Website may rely on third-party service providers. These providers may place cookies or use similar technologies when you access or interact with their services through the Website.
Depending on the Website’s configuration, these providers may include Website hosting providers, security providers, consent-management providers, analytics providers, form providers, scheduling tools, client portal tools, or other technical service providers.
Third-party providers may process information such as your IP address, browser or device information, technical identifiers, interactions with Website features, and account or session information, depending on the service involved.
Atlantic Bridge Law does not independently determine all aspects of third-party cookies placed by external providers. We encourage you to consult the privacy and cookie notices of the relevant providers for further information about their processing practices.
Some service providers used in connection with the Website may process, store, or access information outside the European Economic Area, including in the United States.
Where such transfers occur and applicable law requires safeguards, Atlantic Bridge Law relies on an appropriate transfer mechanism, such as an adequacy decision, standard contractual clauses, or another safeguard recognized under applicable data protection law.
We may update this Cookie Policy from time to time to reflect changes in the cookies or technologies used on the Website, changes to Website services, or legal, technical, or operational developments.
The date displayed at the top of this Cookie Policy indicates when it was last updated. We encourage you to review this page regularly.
If you have any questions about this Cookie Policy or how Atlantic Bridge Law uses cookies and similar technologies, you may contact us at:
Atlantic Bridge Law, PLLC
Email:
monif.chahla@atlanticbridgelaw.com
Postal address:
1395 Brickell Avenue, Suite 800, Miami, FL 33131, United States
We take good care of you and your data. You can read more about how we use cookies, the third parties who set cookies and update your cookie settings here.
We use cookies and similar technologies to help personalise content, tailor and measure ads, and provide a better experience. By clicking OK or turning an option on in Cookie Preferences, you agree to this, as outlined in our Privacy Policy.
