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Baynham Meikle does not employ cookies or monitor our website. However, we understand the potential benefits of cookies improving our website’s functionality, performance, and user experience. As such, we may use cookies in the future to better serve our users.

If we choose to implement cookies on our website, we will update this cookie policy. This will clearly outline the types of cookies we use, the information collected, and the purposes for which we collect them. We are committed to transparency and privacy rights. Rest assured that, should we decide to use cookies in the future, we will take all necessary steps to ensure that your personal information remains secure. This information is handled in accordance with applicable data protection laws and regulations.