About half of the top 200 U.S. law firms display pop-up messages asking if viewers consent to cookies, but that number rises to more than three in five of the top 50 firms, according to a new Bloomberg Law survey.
The survey also found that of the roughly 100 firms that do provide options for viewers’ consent to cookies on their Internet home pages, almost 80 boast at least one European office.
The growing use of consent notices for cookies—pieces of data that are sent by websites and stored on the user’s computer by their Web browser—is most often attributed ...
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