Andrea Rastelli

Andrea Rastelli
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Andrea Rastelli

Andrea Rastelli

Associate

Andrea Rastelli
  1. People /

Andrea Rastelli

Andrea Rastelli

Associate

Andrea Rastelli

Associate

Boulder

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Biography

Andrea Rastelli is an associate in BCLP’s Data Privacy and Security group. She has a particular focus on data privacy and protection, technology contracts, general commercial contracts, websites and mobile apps, and artificial intelligence.

With a robust background in both law, technology and data privacy, it enables Andrea to provide her clients with commercial, bespoke, practical and efficient legal counsel, striving to manage costs and risks with business-friendly strategies involving cutting edge technologies. She is uniquely placed to add value, having designed and implemented privacy compliance programs for clients ranging from Fortune 500 companies to startups, including health companies and financial companies.

In the technology space, Andrea counsels on artificial intelligence (including generative AI and LLMs), SaaS solutions, outsourcing agreements, and digital marketing. Andrea works with clients to update commercial contracting processes and privacy practices.

She has significant experience in advising clients with the intricacies of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (“HIPAA”) and the Gramm Leach Bliley Act (“GLBA”). Additionally, Andrea has experience dealing with US state privacy laws and international privacy laws, including the European General Data Protection Regulation (“GDPR”). Andrea also advises clients on complex digital marketing issues, especially for companies in the health industry. Advice on those programs includes, among other things, data retention and minimization, privacy by design, data inventories, and privacy impact assessments. Andrea is certified by the IAPP as a Certified Information Privacy Professional for the United States (CIPP/US), as well as a Certified Information Privacy Manager (CIPM).

Andrea has also successfully guided numerous clients through the intricacies of data breach incidents, from initial response to resolution. She is adept at coordinating with forensic experts, managing communications with regulatory bodies, and mitigating potential legal liabilities. Andrea’s proactive approach ensures that clients are well-prepared to handle data security threats and maintain compliance with evolving cybersecurity laws.

In addition to her privacy work, Andrea has extensive experience negotiating commercial contracts across different industries, including fashion, food, manufacturing, and biotechnology. Andrea’s experience across several industries enables her to craft contracts that protect clients’ interests while fostering successful business relationships. Her varied experience also allows her to craft nuanced solutions for clients.

Civic Involvement & Honors

  • Recognized in The Best Lawyers in America® 2025 publication in the Privacy and Data Security Law category as ‘One to Watch.’
  • Member of the General Council Mentoring Program of Colorado
  • 2023 Pathfinder for Leadership Council on Legal Diversity
  • Denver Volunteer Attorneys New Immigrant Legal Clinic
  • Volunteer Attorney for Colorado Attorneys for the Arts

Spoken Languages

  • Spanish
  • Italian

Admissions

  • Colorado, 2021
  • Iowa

Education

  • University of Iowa, J.D., 2019
  • Lafayette College, B.A., 2016

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