Cookies are small text files that websites place on your device to remember information about your visit. Think of them as digital bookmarks that help us provide you with a better experience when you return to our site.

At Iridonvlon, we use cookies to understand how visitors interact with our educational content, which pages are most helpful for prospective students, and how we can improve our practical law skills programs. This data helps us refine our course offerings and ensure our website serves your educational needs effectively.

We also use tracking technologies to analyze visitor patterns, measure the effectiveness of our educational content, and understand which aspects of our legal education programs generate the most interest from potential students.

Essential Cookies keep our website functioning properly. These handle basic operations like maintaining your session when you navigate between pages, remembering if you've submitted an inquiry form, and ensuring our contact forms work correctly. We cannot disable these as they're necessary for the site to operate.

Performance Cookies help us understand which sections of our site are most valuable to visitors. For instance, we track whether prospective students spend more time reading about our practical legal writing courses or our contract law programs. This information guides our content development and helps us focus on what matters most to our audience.

Functional Cookies remember your preferences and settings. If you've previously indicated interest in corporate law training versus litigation skills, we can customize your experience accordingly. These cookies also remember if you've downloaded our program brochures or signed up for our newsletter.

Marketing Cookies track your interaction with our educational content to help us understand which programs and topics generate the most interest. This data helps us create more relevant content and ensures our advertising efforts reach people genuinely interested in practical legal education.

Our tracking systems help us understand real student needs and preferences. When we notice that visitors frequently access our resources on legal research methods, we can develop more comprehensive content in that area and ensure those materials are easily accessible.

This data collection is particularly valuable for our program development. When we see consistent interest in specific legal topics or practice areas, we can design targeted workshops and courses that address those exact needs. For example, increased engagement with our contract drafting resources led to the development of our comprehensive contract law intensive scheduled for fall 2025.

You have complete control over how cookies function on your device. Most web browsers allow you to view, manage, and delete cookies through their settings menu. Here's how you can take control:

Chrome: Go to Settings → Privacy and Security → Cookies and other site data. You can block third-party cookies or clear existing ones.

Firefox: Access Options → Privacy & Security → Cookies and Site Data. Firefox offers enhanced tracking protection that blocks many tracking cookies by default.

Safari: Navigate to Preferences → Privacy. Safari blocks third-party cookies by default and offers intelligent tracking prevention.

Edge: Visit Settings → Privacy, Search, and Services → Cookies and Site Permissions to customize your cookie preferences.

Keep in mind that blocking certain cookies might affect your experience on our site. For example, without functional cookies, we won't remember if you've already downloaded our program catalog, and you might see the same information prompts repeatedly.

We retain cookie data for different periods depending on its purpose and type. Essential cookies typically expire when you close your browser, while preference cookies might last up to one year to remember your settings between visits.

Analytics data is anonymized and aggregated, meaning we can see overall trends (like "30% of visitors are interested in family law content") without identifying individual users. This aggregated data helps us understand our audience while protecting your privacy.

You can request information about what data we've collected about your visits, ask us to delete your data, or opt out of future tracking. Since we focus on educational content rather than commercial sales, most of our tracking is designed to improve the learning experience rather than for marketing purposes.

Our cookie data is stored securely and never shared with third parties for purposes unrelated to education. When we work with educational partners or guest instructors, any shared data is anonymized and used solely for program development and improvement.