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Illinois Supreme Court extends statute of limitations period in unlawful data-handling claims

JURIST

The Supreme Court of Illinois Thursday ruled that individuals have a five-year period to launch a claim under the Biometric Information Privacy Act. said the lawsuit raised a question of law which was barred under the statute of limitations contained in the Biometric Information Privacy Act. Black Horse Inc. is allowed to proceed.

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Illinois Cases To Watch In 2024

Law 360

One of the biggest players in Illinois politics faces a criminal racketeering trial, a host of lawsuits filed under a decades-old genetic information privacy law will advance and the state's high court is expected to further weigh in on insurance coverage for litigation under the state's biometric privacy statute in some of the Illinois cases to watch (..)

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Biggest Illinois Decisions Of 2023: A Midyear Report

Law 360

State and federal courts have handed down rulings in Illinois cases so far this year that have altered the legal landscape for biometric privacy claims in the state, opened up an area of uncertainty for False Claims Act litigants and upheld a state statute tacking 6% prejudgment interest onto personal injury and wrongful death verdicts.

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What Type of Negligence May Support a Case for Damages in a Chicago Illinois Truck Accident?

LegalReader

There is a two year time period to file a suit after a truck accident in Illinois, referred to as the statute of limitations, although there are some exceptions to this timeline.

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United States: 2022 Will Bring Strict Limits On Illinois Non-Compete And Non-Solicitation Agreements - Lewis Rice

Mondaq

On January 1, 2022, Illinois' amendment to the Illinois Freedom to Work Act (IFWA) will take effect. The amended statute will render unenforceable non-compete agreements with employees earning less than $75,000 annually.

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ComEd Convictions Won't Stand, Ex-CEO's Atty Tells Judge

Law 360

Counsel for former Exelon Utilities CEO Anne Pramaggiore told an Illinois federal judge Thursday that regardless of how the nation's top court interprets the federal bribery statute later this year, the bribery convictions of his client and three former Commonwealth Edison lobbyists won't survive.

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United States: Illinois Supreme Court Rules Workers' Compensation Act Does Not Bar BIPA Liquidated Damages Claims - Covington & Burling

Mondaq

On Thursday, the Illinois Supreme Court unanimously ruled in McDonald v. Symphony Bronzeville Park LLC that the exclusivity provisions of the state's workers' compensation statute.