White Castle System Inc. must face claims that it violated an Illinois biometric privacy law with its collection and sharing of an employee’s fingerprint information.
The U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois Tuesday rejected the company’s bid to dismiss the suit brought last year by Latrina Cothron. Her allegations were “concrete and particularized” to create Article III standing, Judge John Tharp wrote.
Companies are failing to toss Illinois Biometric Information Privacy Act claims at early stages of litigation following federal and state court opinions that confer standing. Courts generally allow suits to proceed if they are filed ...
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