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Study: Tort reform would save Illinoisans nearly $1,900 a year - Vimarsana News

Study: Tort reform would save Illinoisans nearly $1,900 a year

(The Center Square) – A new study claims that lawsuit abuse is threatening the Illinois economy and making life more expensive for every Illinois resident.

Study: Tort reform would save Illinoisans nearly $1,900 a year - Vimarsana News

Study: Tort reform would save Illinoisans nearly $1,900 a year

(The Center Square) – A new study claims that lawsuit abuse is threatening the Illinois economy and making life more expensive for every Illinois resident.

TMA educates small and mid-size manufacturers on how to protect themselves from BIPA lawsuits - Vimarsana News

TMA educates small and mid-size manufacturers on how to protect themselves from BIPA lawsuits

The Technology & Manufacturing Association (TMA) hosted small and mid-size manufacturers for an event to educate their members on how to protect themselves from liability and annihilative lawsuits...

Illinois lawmaker proposes changes to the state's biometric privacy law - Vimarsana News

Illinois lawmaker proposes changes to the state's biometric privacy law

(The Center Square) – An Illinois lawmaker wants to put an end to the flood of lawsuits against businesses as the result of the state’s strict biometric law. State Sen. Bill Cunningham, D-Chicago, has filed Senate Bill ...

Illinois lawmaker proposes changes to the state's biometric privacy law | Illinois - Vimarsana News

Illinois lawmaker proposes changes to the state's biometric privacy law | Illinois

(The Center Square) – An Illinois lawmaker wants to put an end to the flood of lawsuits against businesses as the result of the state’s strict biometric law.