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Patrons of The Evergreen Playhouse’s latest production will get to see two shows for the price of one: the advertised show, “Noises Off,” and the play-within-a-play, “Nothing …

In this month’s column, I’d like to revisit a topic I’ve covered a few times: Biometric privacy. Just in case you’ve forgotten, here is a bit of

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Law’s critics want to reopen debate, but backers say law is working as intended

BIPA's critics want to reopen debate, but backers say the law is working as intended.

Law’s critics want to reopen debate, but backers say law is working as intended

Law’s critics want to reopen debate, but backers say law is working as intended

Unanimous opinion finds five-year statute of limitations for claims under the BIPA

Since 2008, the Biometric Information Privacy Act has made Illinois the only state that grants a private right of action to sue over improper collection and mishandling of biometric data.

Unanimous opinion finds five-year statute of limitations for claims under the BIPA