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First BIPA Jury Trial Results In $228 Million Judgment

First jury verdict under Illinois’ Biometric Information Privacy Act BIPA resulted in $228 million judgment against BNSF Railway. Case involved class of more than 40,000 truck drivers with fingerprints scanned for identity verification purposes without notice and consent.
United States Illinois Supreme Court Circuit Court Illinoi Biometric Information Privacy Act Seventh Circuit Court Biometric Information Privacy Act

Seventh Circuit Illinois Biometric Privacy Act First Trial

Federal court in Chicago first trial involving claim under Illinois Biometric Information Privacy Act BIPA. Rogers v. BNSF Railway Co. Plaintiff on behalf of himself and other truck drivers fingerprinted when entered BNSF’s railyards to make pickups BNSF violated Section 15b of BIPA
United States Matthew Kennelly Illinois Supreme Court Railway Co White Castle System Inc Illinois Supreme Court On

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All India Prosecutors Association (AIPA) inks agreement with International Association of Prosecutors (the Hague)

Hyderabad (Telangana) [India], Septermber 30 (ANI/NewsVoir): In what will emerge as a major recognition for the prosecutors from India, the All India Prosecutors Association (AIPA) has signed an agreement with the International Association of Prosecutors, which has its headquarters at the Hague. On behalf of AIPA, the agreement was signed on Tuesday, September 27th, by Padma Rao Lakkaraju, Vice President, AIPA, and a prominent legal practitioner from Hyderabad and is also the standing Counsel of...
Georgia General Andhra Pradesh Republic Of India Thomasn Burrows Lidislav Harman Padma Rao Lakkaraju

Virtual Glasses Try On Falls Under Privacy Act's Healthcare Exempt

An Illinois judge found the Biometric Information Privacy Act does not regulate virtual eyewear try on tool because it falls under the Privacy Act’s health care exemption. The judge explained seeking eyewear is a form of health care because it maintains physical wellbeing.
United States Tanya Svoboda Harry Leinenweber Frames For America Inc Health Insurance Portability Biometric Information Privacy Act

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