What Are Cookies?
Cookies are small text files stored on your device when you visit a website. They help websites remember your preferences and improve your browsing experience.
How We Use Cookies
Optional cookies and browser analytics are off until you choose to allow their category. You can reject optional cookies, save individual choices, or change them later in Cookie Preferences.
Essential Cookies (Required)
These cookies support requested features and security. The preference center does not disable them. They cover:
- Authentication and session management
- Security and fraud prevention
- Remembering your cookie choices and interface preferences you select
The first-party cookies in this category include:
| Cookie | Purpose | Retention |
|---|---|---|
| sb-* | Supabase authentication and signed-in session tokens. Keep you logged in across pages. | Session / token lifetime |
| sensai_anon | Signed-out AskSensai session identifier for conversation continuity and rate limiting. Optional browser engagement measurement is controlled separately by your analytics choice. | 30 days |
| totp_session | Confirms a recent two-factor (TOTP) check for attorneys who have enabled it, so the dashboard does not re-prompt on every visit. | 12 hours |
| gbp_oauth_state, gbp_oauth_uid | Short-lived security tokens that protect the Google Business Profile connection flow (CSRF protection) for attorney accounts. | 10 minutes |
| cookie-consent | Remembers your optional-cookie choices. A browser storage copy keeps the preference interface in sync. | 180 days |
| lawsens_lang, cd_locale, NEXT_LOCALE | Remembers the language you select, such as English or Spanish. | 1 year |
| sidebar_state | Remembers the dashboard sidebar position you select. | 7 days |
Functional Cookies (Optional)
These optional cookies retain a consistent version of a page when variations are being reviewed:
- Persisting page-variation assignment after you allow functional cookies
- Requested language, theme, motion and sidebar settings work independently of this choice
The first-party cookies in this category include:
| Cookie | Purpose | Retention |
|---|---|---|
| lawsens_split | A random first-party identifier that keeps a page variation consistent. It is created only when you allow functional cookies; it is not an account credential. | 180 days |
Analytics Cookies (Optional)
These cookies help us understand how visitors use our site:
- Page views and navigation patterns
- Time spent on pages
- Error messages and technical issues
- Which entry point or campaign led you to us (attribution)
The first-party cookies in this category include:
| Cookie | Purpose | Retention |
|---|---|---|
| lawsens_attr | Records the first campaign or referral details (such as UTM tags) for a visit, so we can understand which channels bring people to LawSensai. | 90 days |
| sensai_ref | Carries a referral id from an AskSensai assistant deep link so we can measure when a conversation leads to using a product. | 24 hours |
| ls_visitor | A random first-party id used on public attorney profile pages to show a consistent page variation and record which version was viewed. | 1 year |
Marketing Cookies (Optional)
This choice controls optional marketing integrations, if configured. Allowing or declining this category does not change your access to LawSensai tools.
Managing Your Cookie Preferences
You can control and manage cookies in several ways:
Cookie Preferences
Use our public cookie preference center to enable or disable optional categories without signing in. Withdrawing a choice stops future optional browser measurement. We clear accessible first-party category cookies; server-set identifiers expire on the next site response. This does not delete information already collected.
Manage Cookie PreferencesBrowser Settings
Most browsers allow you to refuse cookies or delete cookies. The methods for doing so vary from browser to browser. Please visit your browser's help menu for instructions.
Note: Disabling essential cookies may prevent you from using certain features of our Service.
Third-Party Cookies
We may allow trusted third-party services to set cookies on your device for analytics and payment purposes. These third parties have their own privacy policies:
- Google Analytics (optional site usage measurement, only with analytics permission). Google Analytics is not loaded on Family Law Center pages.
- Stripe (payment processing and fraud prevention)
- Vercel Analytics (optional traffic measurement, only with analytics permission)
Questions About Cookies?
If you have questions about our use of cookies, please contact us at privacy@lawsens.ai