How cookies and similar browser technologies relate to this website.
Draft for firm review · Prepared October 30, 2026. This draft should be confirmed against the firm’s practices before launch.
Cookies are small text files a website can store in your browser. They can help a website recognize a browser, maintain a session, or remember preferences. Similar technologies include local storage and session storage. Session cookies generally expire when the browser session ends; persistent cookies can remain until they expire or are deleted.
The website runs on WordPress and uses interactive features such as navigation, forms, search, and sliders. WordPress authentication and administration features can use cookies for authorized users. Other functionality may use browser storage to remember settings or maintain the state of a feature. The technologies present can differ depending on the page, your interactions, browser settings, and whether you are signed in.
A cookie used for essential functionality is different from one used for audience measurement or advertising. Third-party content, such as an embedded map or media player, may contact another provider when loaded or used. External links take you to websites with their own practices. This notice does not assert that a particular analytics or advertising service is active, and it does not provide consent to optional tracking.
Most browsers let you review stored website data, delete cookies, block some or all cookies, and control third-party cookies. Consult your browser’s privacy or site-data settings for the available controls. You can also use separate browser profiles or private browsing features, subject to their limitations. Deleting cookies does not necessarily delete other browser storage, so review the browser’s site-data controls as well.
Blocking or deleting website data can reset preferences, sign you out, or affect features that depend on it. Controls usually apply to the browser and device where they are set. If you use multiple browsers or devices, review each separately.
If a cookie preference tool is displayed on the website, use it to manage the choices it offers. A browser’s Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control setting is a separate signal; this policy does not promise a particular technical response to those signals. Applicable legal requirements and the actual technologies deployed must be assessed before introducing optional analytics or advertising tools.
For information about website inquiries and personal information, see our Privacy Policy. Questions about cookies or website privacy can be sent to:
Jellum Law
7616 Currell Blvd, Suite 245
Woodbury, MN 55125
info@jellumlaw.com
(651) 439-2951
This notice may be updated as website features and technologies change. The revised date on this page identifies the latest version.