Last week’s Walton v Roosevelt University decision provides companies with a much-needed BIPA win and consistency from the Illinois Supreme Court.
29 March 2023
Edelson has said requirements for confirming class members’ identities in Google's $100 million BIPA settlement unfairly exclude many plaintiffs from accessing payouts.
27 March 2023
Lawmakers team up to renew the federal government’s warrantless surveillance law; Utah enacts a law cracking down on addictive social media features; and the University of Florida is hit with a Video Privacy Protection Act class action.
27 March 2023
The Illinois Supreme Court has ruled labour union employees cannot bring Biometric Information Privacy Act lawsuits against their employers.
24 March 2023
Shook Hardy & Bacon partners Melissa Siebert and Erin Bolan Hines joined Cozen O’Connor to defend and advise companies on BIPA and other pressing privacy concerns.
10 March 2023
Recent BIPA plaintiff-friendly Illinois Supreme Court wins will not only intensify class action lawsuits but also spur more insurance coverage court battles and insurance exclusions.
27 February 2023
The Illinois Supreme Court has ruled that BIPA claims accrue with each scan of biometric data without consent, a decision that will likely embolden the active plaintiffs bar and beef up settlements.
17 February 2023
The Illinois Supreme Court ruled that the Biometric Information Privacy Act has a five-year statute of limitation, in a widely anticipated ruling that could significantly increase companies’ biometric data exposure.
06 February 2023
From the debut of a bipartisan national data privacy bill to a continuing flow of high-stakes class action and regulatory lawsuits challenging organisations’ personal data practices, 2022 was a busy year for cybersecurity and privacy lawyers. 2023 is also poised to be an active year full of enforcement, litigation and policy shifts.
19 December 2022
Microsoft must face a biometrics class action lawsuit for its role in providing the facial recognition technology leveraged by Uber for its driver verification programme, an Illinois federal judge has ruled.
15 December 2022
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