- Posts by Rachel L. Gold
AssociateHer work includes drafting corporate governance documents, preparing stock and asset purchases, assisting with financing transactions, and ensuring compliance with Securities and Exchange Commission, Financial Industry ...
Chair of Olshan’s Intellectual Property Law Group and Co-Chair of the firm’s Brand Management & Protection Group Mary Grieco, Brand Management & Protection associate Morgan Spina and Corporate associate Rachel Gold authored a guidance note in OneTrust DataGuidance (subscription required) entitled “California - Cookies & Similar Technologies.” Focusing on cookies and similar tracking technologies under the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), the article explains when cookies constitute personal information, when consent is required, how businesses must handle opt-outs and the risks associated with third-party tracking.
* Rachel Gold is a law clerk in the Corporate/Securities Law practice group.
Following up on its action against other celebrities who have promoted crypto investments without disclosing their compensation interest, the Securities and Exchange Commissions (“SEC”) announced “unlawful touting” charges and Order against reality star Kim Kardashian for promoting a cryptocurrency on social media without acknowledging that she was being compensated for the post. This enforcement action is a reminder that it is not just the Federal Trade Commission (“FTC”) who is enforcing compensation disclosures on social media.
* Rachel Gold is a law clerk in the Corporate/Securities Law practice group.
Panera Bread Company (“Panera”) is facing a class action lawsuit that alleges its Unlimited Sip Club (“Club”) is in fact not so unlimited. According to Panera’s own promotional materials, the Club is a refill program where members pay $10.99 per month for access to lemonade, soda, coffee, and tea drinks of “any size” at “any time.”