Training
Businesses that collect, store, or use biometric information such as fingerprinting, retina scanners, or facial scans have several important compliance requirements. Companies that have been sued recently for violating the Act include manufacturers/factories, retail stores, gas stations, grocery stores, EMS providers, janitorial contractors, auto body shops, and fast food restaurants.
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Carbondale, IL 62903
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Businesses that collect, store, or use biometric information such as fingerprinting, retina scanners, or facial scans have several important compliance requirements. Companies that have been sued recently for violating the Act include manufacturers/factories, retail stores, gas stations, grocery stores, EMS providers, janitorial contractors, auto body shops, and fast food restaurants.
Gregory Odom, an attorney for Baker, Sterchi, Cowden & Rice will be presenting on how employers can protect themselves from potential employee lawsuits under the Illinois Biometric Privacy Act.
Greg is an experienced trial attorney whose practice is focused on complex business litigation matters in the areas of toxic torts, personal injury, product liability, premises liability, environmental law, cyber liability, and commercial litigation. He represents individuals, local businesses, and Fortune 500 companies in state and federal courts across Illinois and Missouri. Greg is currently on the Illinois Association of Trial Defense Counsel's Board of Directors and is licensed to practice in Illinois and Missouri. There is no cost to attend and lunch is provided, but seating is limited.
2/27/2020
