Cookie Policy
The cookies, browser storage, analytics, and advertising technologies that may be used by Workers Comp Settlement.
Last updated: 2026-10-02
What this policy covers
This Cookie Policy explains how Workers Comp Settlement uses cookies and similar browser technologies. A cookie is a small text value stored by a website in your browser. Browser storage, scripts, pixels, and local settings can serve similar purposes.
Technologies used on this site
Necessary language preference
When you choose a language, the site can set the PARAGLIDE_LOCALE cookie. It stores en or zh so the site can remember your language choice. It is a first-party preference cookie, is not used to identify your claim, and is configured to expire after about 400 days.
Display preferences
The site may use browser storage to remember choices such as light, dark, or system theme. These values are used for the interface and are not calculator claim records.
Analytics
The public build may load Google Analytics and Plausible Analytics. Analytics scripts can receive information such as page views, referring pages, device and browser details, approximate location, and event or error data. Google Analytics may use cookies. Plausible is designed to minimize personal data, but a custom script or configuration can differ; check the provider's current policy for details.
Analytics is controlled by the site's public build configuration and may be disabled in a future build.
Advertising
If Google AdSense is enabled, Google and its partners may use cookies or similar technologies to prevent abuse and deliver, measure, or personalize advertising. Advertising providers' policies explain how to control their interest-based advertising and how long they keep information.
Third-party links and services
A page may link to a government website or another service that sets its own cookies. Those cookies are outside this policy. Review the third party's privacy and cookie notices before using it.
Your choices
You can delete existing cookies, block new cookies, limit third-party cookies, or clear browser storage through your browser settings. Blocking the language cookie may mean the site forgets your language choice. Provider opt-out tools and browser privacy extensions may also limit analytics or advertising, but their settings are controlled by the provider and can change.
Where a consent choice is required by applicable law, use the consent controls presented by the site or the relevant provider. A browser setting may not withdraw consent already given to a third party; use that provider's controls as well.
Changes and contact
We may update this policy when the site's technologies or providers change. The date above shows the latest revision. For questions about cookies or privacy, use the contact method published by the site operator.