Whether you run a coaching business, agency, e-commerce shop, or SaaS startup, collecting client data comes with legal responsibility. California’s privacy laws are among the strictest in the U.S.—and ignoring them puts you at risk for penalties and lawsuits.
At Rann Law, we help businesses stay compliant with privacy laws and craft clear, protective privacy policies.
What Counts as “Personal Data”?
Even basic website data collection triggers legal requirements:
- Name, email, or phone number via a contact form
- IP address or location through analytics tools
- Purchase details from checkout pages
- Cookies or tracking pixels
Key California Privacy Laws to Know
If your business interacts with California residents, you may be subject to:
- The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA)
- California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA)
- Industry-specific laws (e.g., HIPAA, if you’re in wellness)
What a Strong Privacy Policy Includes
We help clients create or review policies that include:
- What data is collected and why
- How it’s stored and protected
- Third-party sharing and integrations (e.g., Google, Meta)
- How users can access or delete their data
- Compliance with CCPA “right to opt-out”
The Risks of Having No Policy (or a Bad One)
Without a proper privacy policy, you may face:
- Penalties from the California Attorney General
- Class-action lawsuits if data is mishandled
- Loss of client trust and reputation
- Getting banned from ad platforms like Google or Facebook
How Rann Law Helps Protect Your Business
We provide:
- Customized privacy policies tailored to your business model
- Legal guidance on website compliance
- Cookie consent banner strategies and platform compliance
- Ongoing reviews as laws evolve
Privacy Builds Trust — and Compliance
Don’t leave your business exposed. A strong privacy policy protects your clients and your reputation.
Need help with privacy compliance?
Schedule a consultation with Rann Law and keep your data practices clean and compliant.