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Stauffer v. Innovative Heights Fairview Heights, LLC et al
Case Number:
3:20-cv-00046
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Multi Party Litigation:
Class Action
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Firms
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September 12, 2022
Ill. Sky Zone Says Ex-Worker Still Can't Bring Valid BIPA Claim
A Sky Zone franchiser argued Friday that an Illinois federal judge should permanently block a former employee from bringing biometric privacy allegations against the company because her fourth attempt at the case is still improperly rooted in speculation.
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August 08, 2022
Ill. Sky Zone Franchiser Freed From Ex-Worker's BIPA Suit
A Sky Zone franchiser doesn't need to face an employee's proposed class action over allegedly improper fingerprint scans because the company never took an active step to collect, store or use workers' biometric data, an Illinois federal judge said Friday.
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June 04, 2021
Judge Won't Ax Class Claims For Fingerprint Co. In BIPA Row
An Illinois federal judge on Thursday refused to strike class allegations related to a fingerprint database manager from a suit brought by a trampoline park worker who alleges her and other workers' fingerprints were collected without the proper consent or disclosures required under the state's landmark biometric privacy law.
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August 19, 2020
Ill. Privacy Law Doesn't Flout State Constitution, Judge Says
An Illinois federal judge on Wednesday rejected several arguments that a fingerprint database manager lobbed in its bid to escape a former indoor trampoline park worker's scanning privacy suit, including the company's claim that the law governing biometrics violate the state's constitution.