Conflicts Quarterly Issue 1

Privacy policy: Facebook

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Purposes:

The Facebook Pixel provides insight from visitors who have visited the Mishcon Facebook page or clicked on a Mishcon advert.

Privacy policy: LinkedIn

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Purposes:

The LinkedIn Insight Tag enables in-depth campaign reporting and provides insight into website visitors.

Opentracker

Opentracker cookies

Purposes:

Opentracker is a solution for website and app traffic reporting and analytics. It specialises in business intelligence and serves as an analytics tool to track digital events and engagement important to our website – including clicks, logins, downloads and forms.

Reddit Pixel

Reddit Advertiser Measurement Program Terms

Purposes:

The Reddit Pixel is a tracking pixel that measures actions users take on this website, after interacting with a related ad on Reddit. The pixel allows us to: Gain visibility into our visitors actions, measure the effectiveness of our ads, and increase accuracy with conversion measurement.

Twitter universal website tag

Learn more about Twitter's use of cookies and similar technologies

Purposes:

This is a tool that makes it easier for advertisers to track website conversions and manage tailored audience campaigns. Twitter wants to make ads more useful through tailored audiences, they want to provide simple and meaningful privacy choices for users. Twitter users can simply uncheck the box next to "Promoted content" in their privacy settings, and Twitter will not match their account to information shared by our ads partners for tailoring ads.

Vuture-Vx

More on Vuture Cookies

Purposes:

Vuture is a web based marketing platform that facilitates personalisation and provides insight into website usage.

Google Marketing Platform

More on how Google Marketing Platform products use cookies

Purposes:

Google uses conversion cookies, whose main purpose is to help advertisers determine how many times people who click on their ads end up purchasing their products or services. These cookies allow Google and the advertiser to determine that you clicked the ad and later visited the advertiser's site. Conversion cookies are not used by Google for personalized ad targeting and persist for a limited time only. A cookie named 'Conversion' is dedicated to this purpose. It's generally set in the googleadservices.com domain or the google.com domain (you can find a list of domains we use for advertising cookies at the foot of this page). Some of our other cookies may be used to measure conversion events as well. For example, DoubleClick and Google Analytics cookies may also be used for this purpose.

We also use cookies named 'AID,' 'DSID,' and 'TAID', which are used to link your activity across devices if you've previously signed in to your Google Account on another device. We do this to coordinate the ads you see across devices and measure conversion events. These cookies may be set on the domains google.com/ads, google.com/ads/measurement, or googleadservices.com. If you don't want the ads you see to be coordinated across your devices, you can opt out of Ads Personalization using Ads Settings.

Conflicts Quarterly

Editor's Note

The fallibility of memory – lessons for the Court room

Career Hot Streaks – do lawyers have them?

In conversation with the Georgia Innocence Project

Previous Issues

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Issue 1 Jun 2019

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Conflicts Quarterly

Editor's Note

The fallibility of memory – lessons for the Court room

Career Hot Streaks – do lawyers have them?

In conversation with the Georgia Innocence Project

Previous Issues

Issue 2 Oct 2019

Issue 1 Jun 2019

Services

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