1.1 What are cookies?
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1.2 Why do we use cookies?
Kobre & Kim LLP has several purposes for the cookies used on this site, which are listed below. We utilize cookies produced by trusted, commonly used third-party vendors to help us provide an optimal user experience.
The cookies we use fall into four categories:
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Performance Cookies: Performance cookies help website owners understand visitor interactions with websites by collecting and reporting data anonymously. This ensures website owners can learn from the statistics produced from user interaction and develop a better performing website.
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