PRIVACY POLICY

Monckton Chambers respects your right to privacy.

We may record information about your computer as part of our ongoing site evaluation and quality-control process through performance cookies.  The information collected, however, is limited to details of the web browser used, the operating system version, current screen resolution and colour depth, your domain name and the domain from which you are making your request.  Unless you are the sole owner and user of the domain, we would not be able to identify you personally. This means your session will be logged, but who you are remains anonymous to us.  We may use this information to produce reports on visitor demographics and traffic patterns solely for our own use.  By using our website, you agree that we can place these types of cookies on your device.

Any contact details you provide via our website may be added to our database.  We will, if requested, send you news and information about recent cases and events that may interest you.  However, we will not pass your details onto any third party.  You also have the right to withdraw your consent at any time.  For further information or to change your contact details/marketing preferences, please contact Caroline Sweeney, Marketing Co-ordinator, at csweeney@monckton.com