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43Legal Cookie Notice & Privacy Signals Review
A fresh-visitor public review of visible cookie controls, cookie information and public data-collection signals on the 43Legal website.
Checked
27 June 2026
Review type
Fresh-Visitor Public Check
Website
Scope
Visible Public Signals
Review findings
Visible Consent and Privacy Signals
Cookie Notice
- Visible Accept action identified
- Visible Deny action identified
- Visible View Preferences route identified
- Visible Save Preferences route identified
- Visible Manage Consent route identified
The public consent layer gives visitors a clear accept, deny and preference-management journey. This review does not determine the technical effect of any individual choice.
Cookie & Privacy Information
- Dedicated UK Cookie Policy publicly available
- Cookie Policy last updated in November 2022
- Functional, Preferences, Statistics and Marketing categories are visible
- Public declaration contains entries marked “Purpose pending investigation”
- Cookie Policy contact details should be checked against current Privacy Policy details
The written policy provides a useful category structure, but a current inventory and contact-details review would help ensure that the declaration reflects the live website and current firm information.
Public Data Collection
- Public contact form requests name, telephone, email and message details
- Privacy Policy identifies Forty Three Legal Limited as controller
- Privacy Policy provides a data-protection contact route
- Website-use information is discussed in the wider Privacy Policy
- Privacy and Cookie Policy pages are available from the footer
This review does not assess backend form configuration, legal-service records, retention, access controls, security arrangements or client-data processing.
Evidence matrix
Observed Evidence and Review Boundaries
| Review area | What was observed | Review status | Not determined by this check |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cookie message | Consent interface with Accept, Deny, View Preferences and Save Preferences controls. | Observed | Visual prominence and whether controls behave identically on every device, browser and page. |
| Visitor choice | Functional, Preferences, Statistics and Marketing categories were publicly visible. | Observed | Default status of every category and the technical effect of choosing Accept, Deny or Save Preferences. |
| Choice persistence | Manage Consent route was visible after the consent interface content. | Observed | Whether preference storage, withdrawal and re-opening perform identically across every page and device. |
| Cookie information | Cookie Policy describes functional, statistics and marketing/tracking purposes and lists a public technology inventory. | Observed | Whether every declared technology is current, complete and accurately categorised for the live site. |
| Policy maintenance | Cookie Policy displays a 2022 update date, pending-investigation entries and contact details requiring review against current Privacy Policy information. | Observed | The reason for each legacy, administrative or pending-investigation entry and whether it is active in live use. |
| Public forms | Public contact form collects name, telephone, email and message information. | Observed | Backend handling, retention, security, lawful basis or legal-service processing. |
| Cookies and tags | Not technically inspected in this public visibility review. | Not tested | Cookies, browser storage, network requests, analytics requests, advertising technologies, third-party scripts or Consent Mode behaviour. |
What a Deeper Review Would Check
The visible consent layer gives visitors clear public choices, but it does not establish what the website technically does before and after each action. A technical review would compare cookies, browser storage, network requests and visible page behaviour before interaction, after Accept, after Deny and after changing category preferences.
The priority would be a policy-to-live-inventory comparison: checking whether every current analytics, marketing, WordPress, plugin, embedded-content and miscellaneous technology is still required, correctly categorised and reflected in the public declaration.
Suggested technical scope
- Clean-browser baseline
- Accept versus Deny comparison
- Cookie and browser-storage review
- Network-request and tag-firing review
- Category-default and save-preference review
- Manage Consent and withdrawal review
- Cookie declaration versus live-inventory comparison
- Developer-ready action list
Request an Update or Correction
43Legal, or someone authorised to act for the business, may submit evidence that this review is inaccurate, incomplete or out of date. We will consider relevant information and update the page where appropriate.
Factual corrections and updates are not conditional on purchasing any service.
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