Ilinois Genetic Information Privacy Act
The Genetic Information Privacy Act (GIPA) of Illinois is a law designed to safeguard genetic information of individuals. It outlines specific rules and regulations regarding the use, disclosure, and protection of genetic data. Violations come with stiff penalties: $2,500 in liquidated damages for negligent violations, rising to $15,000 or higher for intentional or reckless violations.
You may have a claim. If you are a resident of Illinois, and you have:
- Been asked to provide private family medical history, which includes genetic information, at a job
- Been asked to provide private family medical history, which includes genetic information, at a job interview
Our attorneys are investigating violations of the Illinois Genetic Information Privacy Act (GIPA). For a free legal consultation:
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