CETIN ATTORNEY PARTNERSHIP

Cookie Policy

Cetin Attorney Partnership uses cookies and similar technologies on www.cetinavukatlik.com in order to improve user experience, enhance its services, and fulfil its legal obligations. This Cookie Policy explains the purposes for which cookies are used and the ways in which you may manage your cookie preferences.


01 What Are Cookies?

Cookies are small text files stored on devices such as computers, phones, or tablets by the websites you visit. These files are transmitted as part of an HTTP(S) request and help the website recognise you and remember your preferences.

Data That May Be Processed Through Cookies

Through cookies, information such as browser type, time spent on the site, pages visited, language preferences, and other anonymous traffic data may be collected. Certain technical data may also be processed through the website of Cetin Attorney Partnership by means of cookies and similar technologies.


02 Types of Cookies Used
Cookie Type Description
Strictly Necessary Cookies These cookies are essential for the proper operation of the website, the maintenance of session functions, the provision of security, and reliable navigation between pages. If disabled, certain parts of the site may not function. These cookies are not used for marketing purposes.
Functional Cookies These cookies are used to personalise the website experience and improve ease of use. They allow language preferences and session settings to be remembered. They are activated only where you have provided express consent.
Analytics and Performance Cookies These cookies help improve the website by analysing visitor behaviour. Services such as Google Analytics may be used to estimate visitor numbers, obtain page view statistics, and analyse user behaviour on an anonymous basis.

03 Purposes of Cookie Use

Detailed information regarding the cookies used on our website, together with the purposes of use and the relevant legal grounds, is set out below.

Strictly Necessary Cookies

These cookies are required for the website to function properly. If they are disabled, certain website functions may fail or the user experience may be adversely affected. Core functions such as secure sign in, continuity of session, effective operation of security features, and uninterrupted navigation require these cookies. Personal data processed through these cookies is processed on the legal grounds of legitimate interest under Article 5/2(f) of the Law on the Protection of Personal Data and necessity for the establishment or performance of a contract under Article 5/2(c).

Functional Cookies

These cookies are used to personalise the website experience and improve ease of use. By remembering certain preferences each time you visit the site, they enable a faster and more tailored experience. Cookies that remember language preference and session settings fall within this category. Their use depends entirely on user preference and they become active only where express consent is provided. Personal data processed through these cookies is processed on the basis of express consent under Article 5/1 of the Law on the Protection of Personal Data.

Analytics and Performance Cookies

These cookies are used to measure website performance, analyse user behaviour, and improve the site. They generate anonymous and aggregated statistics. Data such as the number of visitors, the pages most frequently viewed, the time spent on the site, and click based interactions may be analysed through these cookies. These cookies operate only where express consent has been provided and the related personal data is processed on the basis of express consent under Article 5/1 of the Law on the Protection of Personal Data.


04 What Data May Be Obtained Through Cookies?

The following technical and usage related data may be collected and processed through cookies.

  • Browser and operating system information
  • IP address
  • Session and user identification data
  • Date and duration of visits
  • Access errors and interaction status
  • Language preferences
  • Scrolling and clicking behaviour
  • User activity records relating to the pages accessed

05 How Can Cookies Be Managed?

You may review the cookies used on our website at any time and may change or withdraw your preferences concerning the categories of cookies you allow. The methods available for managing cookie preferences are set out below.

Cookie Preference Panel

When you first visit our website, a cookie preference interface is presented to enable you to set your preferences regarding cookie use. Through that interface, you may grant consent for non essential cookies and may later update your choices at any time through the cookie preferences section.

Management Through Browser Settings

You may also manage cookies through the settings of the internet browser you use. Many browsers provide options to view, block, delete, or permit only certain categories of cookies.

The use of cookies is not mandatory for access to the website. However, if certain cookies are refused, access to the site may remain available while some functions may not operate properly and the quality of use may be reduced. For this reason, we recommend that cookie preferences be managed through the cookie preference panel made available on our website wherever possible.

06 Third Party Cookies

Our website may use limited third party cookies provided by services such as Google Analytics. These technologies operate for purposes including analytics, performance monitoring, and security.


07 Updates to This Policy

Cetin Attorney Partnership reserves the right to amend this Cookie Policy at any time. Any update will be published on the website together with its effective date. It is the user's responsibility to review the current version.


08 Contact

If you have any questions regarding this Cookie Policy or the processing of personal data through cookies, you may contact Cetin Attorney Partnership by using the contact details available on our website.