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RocketReach was accused of violating the Illinois Right of Publicity Act by using the names and contact information of "decision makers" to sell subscriptions and other services
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Too early to say whether product packaging omitted key information, the judge ruled, so the lawsuit will continue, at least in part
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The complaint accuses United Airlines of violating Illinois' Biometric Information Privacy Act, potentially exposing the airline to a massive payout
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The lawsuits came after a federal judge said the retailers couldn't be added to a larger class action against Clearview over the sharing of face images "scraped" from online sources
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In the consumer fraud lawsuit, customers allege Unilever didn't disclose presence of benzene, a known carcinogen, in its Suave brand antiperspirant
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Tech firm Clearview has opposed the move to add more defendants, saying it is "bad faith ... transparent gamesmanship" by plaintiffs' lawyers
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The lawsuits were filed against 11 companies, accusing them of violating the Illinois Biometric Information Privacy Act for the way they required workers to scan fingerprints when punching the clock to begin and end work shifts.
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Chicago federal judge rejects arguments tech firm's data scraping, facial database didn't break privacy laws
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Company argues it complies with prevailing federal privacy and financial laws, so it can't be sued under Illinois' biometrics privacy law.
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A federal judge in Chicago says students can't argue that DePaul University's promotional materials, class catalogs and student handbooks established a contractual promise to continue in-person classes throughout the school year.
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The lawsuit was withdrawn after the company found the lead plaintiff in the class action had signed documents authorizing the company to scan her fingerprints in compliance with the Illinois Biometric Information Privacy Act.
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Lawsuit seeks damages of $500-$1,500 for each text message ad that allegedly violated federal law.
