IL high court: Concerns over ‘absurd,’ ‘annihalitive’ payouts no reason to limit damage claims under IL biometrics law – Cook County Record

Employers in Illinois could face potential financial devastation under Illinois’ biometrics privacy law, the state Supreme Court has ruled, with little recourse but to appeal to judges’ sense of equity or to persuade lawmakers to rewrite the law to reduce the potential dire economic consequences.
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debtsor
3 years ago

You get what you deserve, Illinois.

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