Big money biometrics privacy class actions enriching handful of lawyers at expense of IL economy, new report claims – Cook County Record

The Illinois Biometric Information Privacy Act has gained notoriety throughout the country and the world in recent years, as a growing cadre of class action law firms have used the law to amass billions of dollars in attorney fees from settlements from businesses terrified at the prospect of facing “annihilative” and “catastrophic” payouts at the hands of juries.
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