Cookie Policy

1. What are cookies?

Cookies are small text files placed on your computer, tablet or mobile device when you visit a website. They are widely used to make websites function efficiently, remember preferences and — with consent — understand how visitors use pages in aggregate. Similar technologies include local storage entries, session identifiers and pixel tags; we refer to these collectively as "cookies" in this policy where they serve comparable purposes.

2. Who sets cookies on lawmotion.life?

Cookies may be set by LawMotion Pte. Ltd. (first-party cookies) or by service providers acting on our instructions (third-party cookies). We minimise third-party cookies and do not permit advertising cookies for unrelated industries such as fitness memberships, wellness products or finance courses on our legal practice website.

3. How we use cookies

LawMotion uses cookies to: operate the Website securely; remember your cookie consent choice for six months; maintain session integrity where applicable; and — only if you accept analytics — collect aggregated visit statistics to improve page performance and content structure. We do not use cookies to guarantee legal outcomes or to profile visitors for unrelated commercial advertising networks.

4. Categories of cookies

4.1 Strictly necessary

These cookies are essential for core Website functions including security, load balancing, form integrity and storing your cookie banner decision so it is not shown on every page load. They cannot be disabled through our banner because the Website would not operate correctly without them. Legal basis: legitimate interests and contractual necessity for visitors using our enquiry services. Typical duration: session cookies expire when you close your browser; consent storage persists up to six months.

4.2 Analytics (optional)

Analytics cookies help us understand how visitors navigate the Practice Gallery site — for example which practice area pages are read most often, approximate referral sources and technical errors. Data is aggregated where possible and configured without cross-site advertising tracking. Enabled only with your consent via Accept all or Customise. Typical duration: up to 13 months if enabled. You may withdraw consent at any time by clearing site data or using Reject all after deleting prior consent storage.

4.3 Preferences (optional)

Preference cookies remember choices such as dismissed notices or display settings that improve repeat visits. They are not essential but enhance usability. Enabled only with consent. Typical duration: up to six months.

5. Consent management

On first visit you will see a banner with three options: Accept all, Reject all and Customise. Accept all enables analytics and preference cookies in addition to strictly necessary cookies. Reject all stores only strictly necessary cookies. Customise lets you toggle analytics and preferences independently while strictly necessary cookies remain active. Your choice is stored locally under the key lawmotion_cookie_consent for six months. You may change preferences anytime by clearing browser data for lawmotion.life or contacting [email protected] for guidance.

6. Cookie list (illustrative)

Because specific cookie names may change with infrastructure updates, the table below describes types rather than exhaustive identifiers as at 21 July 2026:

• lawmotion_cookie_consent — first-party local storage — stores JSON consent object — 6 months — strictly necessary for banner behaviour.
• Session identifiers — first-party — maintain secure browsing session — session — strictly necessary.
• Analytics identifiers — third-party only if consented — aggregated usage metrics — up to 13 months — optional.

Request an updated detailed list from [email protected] if required for compliance audits.

7. Third-party cookies

Where analytics or hosting tools set third-party cookies, they act as processors under our instructions and PDPA-aligned contractual terms. We review providers periodically and disable non-essential tracking by default until you consent. We do not integrate social media advertising pixels that track you across unrelated wellness or fitness websites.

8. Browser and device controls

Most browsers allow you to refuse, delete or block cookies through settings. Blocking strictly necessary cookies may impair form submission, consent storage and security features. Consult your browser help documentation for instructions. Mobile devices may offer additional advertising identifiers controls separate from website cookies.

9. Do Not Track

There is no uniform industry standard for responding to Do Not Track signals. We honour the cookie choices you make through our banner rather than relying solely on DNT headers.

10. Relationship to Privacy Policy

Personal data collected through cookies is also described in our Privacy Policy at /privacy.php, including retention, cross-border processing and your PDPA rights. In case of inconsistency regarding cookie-specific details, this Cookie Policy prevails for cookie technology descriptions.

11. Updates

We may update this Cookie Policy when we change Website technology, providers or legal requirements. Material changes will be noted with a revised Last updated date. Continued use after changes constitutes acknowledgement where permitted by law.

12. Contact

[email protected] · LawMotion Pte. Ltd., 79 Robinson Road, #08-01 CPF Building, Singapore 068897 · +65 6335 7428 · Last updated 21 July 2026