- Effective Date: January 01, 2026
- Contracting Entity: Legal Husk, a United States business entity doing business as LegalHusk
- Contact: [email protected]
Marketplace model. LegalHusk operates an online technology marketplace where Clients and independent Professionals meet, communicate, form direct engagements, and work toward the successful completion of Professional Services. LegalHusk facilitates marketplace access, administrative workflows, communications, records, support, and payment administration through third-party providers. LegalHusk does not provide Professional Services, is not a law firm, does not employ or supervise Professionals, is not a party to Client and Professional engagements, and does not guarantee any legal, financial, commercial, or other result.
Operational requirement. This Policy must match the cookies and similar technologies actually used on legalhusk.com, client.legalhusk.com, and any related application. LegalHusk must maintain a live inventory and must not publish guessed provider names or durations.
1. Scope
This Cookie Policy explains how LegalHusk and authorized service providers use cookies, pixels, software development kits, local storage, tags, and similar technologies on the Platform. It supplements the Privacy Notice.
Cookies are small data files placed on a browser or device. Similar technologies may store or read information, recognize a session, transmit device events, or connect activity across pages or services.
2. LegalHusk's Use of Technologies
LegalHusk may use these technologies to authenticate Users, maintain sessions, secure accounts, prevent fraud, remember preferences, enable communications and checkout, measure performance, diagnose errors, understand use, and support advertising where permitted.
LegalHusk will seek consent before using nonessential technologies where required. Rejecting nonessential technologies will not prevent technologies strictly necessary for a requested Platform function.
3. Strictly Necessary Technologies
These technologies support services requested by the User or functions necessary for security and operation. They may support sign-in, account sessions, load balancing, payment flow, fraud prevention, consent records, accessibility, network security, and privacy choices.
Because these technologies are necessary, they may operate without consent where law permits. Users may be able to block them through a browser, but doing so may prevent account, security, communication, or checkout functions.
4. Preference Technologies
Preference technologies remember choices such as language, display, region, accessibility, communication, or saved interface settings. LegalHusk will request consent where required.
If disabled, the Platform may still work but may not remember selections or may require repeated configuration.
5. Analytics Technologies
Analytics technologies help LegalHusk understand visits, traffic sources, page use, feature adoption, errors, performance, and general interaction patterns. LegalHusk may use aggregated or deidentified measurements where practical.
LegalHusk will request consent before nonessential analytics where required. Analytics information should not include private case files or unnecessary matter content.
6. Advertising Technologies
If LegalHusk uses advertising technologies, they may measure campaigns, limit repeated advertisements, attribute visits, create audiences, or support interest-based advertising. LegalHusk will provide notice and obtain consent or provide an opt-out where required.
LegalHusk will not use private matter communications or case files for advertising. LegalHusk does not use sensitive Personal Data to infer characteristics for advertising.
7. Session and Persistent Technologies
A session technology generally expires when the browser session ends. A persistent technology remains for a stated period or until deleted. Duration depends on purpose, vendor configuration, User settings, security needs, and law.
The consent interface or cookie inventory should state the actual duration for each technology. LegalHusk will not retain cookie data longer than reasonably necessary for the stated purpose.
8. First Party and Third Party Technologies
A first-party technology is set by LegalHusk or the domain the User visits. A third party technology is set or read by another service involved in hosting, communications, payments, security, analytics, media, or advertising.
Third parties may process information under their own privacy notices and may act as independent controllers for some purposes. LegalHusk will enter required contracts and will assess each vendor's role rather than assuming every vendor is a processor.
9. Information Collected
Depending on the technology, information may include Internet Protocol address, browser, device type, operating system, language, approximate location derived from an Internet Protocol address, page and feature activity, referral source, timestamps, session identifier, consent status, error details, and advertising identifiers where permitted.
LegalHusk should configure technologies to minimize collection and must not intentionally place full legal narratives, document contents, passwords, or payment card credentials in analytics or advertising events.
10. Consent Interface
Where consent is required, LegalHusk will present clear choices before nonessential technologies operate. The interface should allow a User to accept all, reject nonessential technologies, or choose by category without deceptive design.
Consent must be affirmative, specific enough for the processing, informed, and as easy to withdraw as to give. LegalHusk will preserve a consent record and renew the choice when required or when purposes materially change.
11. Changing Choices
Users may change available choices through the cookie settings link on the Platform. Withdrawal affects future use and does not make earlier lawful processing unlawful.
A browser may allow Users to block, delete, or receive alerts about cookies. Device settings may control identifiers or application tracking. Browser controls may not affect every technology and may cause Platform functions to fail.
12. Opt Out Preference Signals
Where applicable law requires it, LegalHusk will treat a legally recognized browser-based opt-out preference signal, including Global Privacy Control, as a request to opt out of sale, sharing, or targeted advertising for the browser or device sending the signal.
If the User is signed in and LegalHusk can reasonably associate the signal with an account, LegalHusk will apply it more broadly where required. The absence of a later signal will not be treated as consent when law prohibits that interpretation.
13. Do Not Track
Some browsers send a Do Not Track signal that is not uniformly defined. LegalHusk will respond to signals that applicable law requires and will describe material treatment in this Policy or the consent interface. Global Privacy Control and other legally recognized opt-out signals are handled as stated above.
14. Payment and Embedded Services
Checkout, identity verification, media, maps, support, or other embedded services may set technologies necessary to provide their functions. The relevant provider may receive device and transaction information under its own terms and privacy notice.
LegalHusk should avoid loading an optional third-party component before the User makes any required cookie choice.
15. Retention
LegalHusk will maintain an inventory stating the provider, name, purpose, category, first or third party status, and duration for each technology. Retention should be the shortest period reasonably necessary for the purpose.
Consent records, security technologies, and fraud signals may be retained longer when reasonably necessary for legal compliance, evidence, fraud prevention, or claims, as described in the Privacy Notice.
16. Current Cookie Inventory
The live Platform consent tool is the authoritative inventory for specific technologies. Before publication, LegalHusk must populate it with the actual names, providers, purposes, and durations identified by a technical scan and vendor review.
The inventory should be reviewed after every release that changes hosting, authentication, communications, payments, analytics, media, support, advertising, or embedded content and at least quarterly.
17. International Users
Consent and opt-out requirements differ by location. LegalHusk may present regional interfaces and may disable nonessential technologies where a valid choice cannot be obtained. Mandatory local law prevails over this Policy.
18. Changes
LegalHusk may update this Policy to reflect technology, vendor, legal, or operational changes. Material changes will receive notice where required. The effective date will be updated and renewed consent will be requested when necessary.
19. Contact
Questions or privacy choices may be sent to [email protected]. LegalHusk is located in the United States. The Privacy Notice explains additional rights and request verification.