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    Sarah M. Jolley represents individuals, businesses, and other organizations in a variety of complex civil litigation matters. Her areas of focus include toxic tort, premises liability, products liability, medical malpractice ...

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Tips for Building a Successful Defense Against Exceptions to Illinois’ Moorman Doctrine
Sarah M. JolleyBenjamin W. Powell
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Tags: Illinois Supreme Court, Moorman Doctrine

Explains what Illinois’ Moorman Doctrine is and lists the exceptions that prevent it from being applied. Also offers tips on how to best build a defense strategy that will bar those exceptions from being used.

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A Finger on the Pulse of Biometric Privacy: What Illinois’ New BIPA Amendment Means for Employers
Sarah M. Jolley
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Tags: Illinois Biometric Information Privacy Act, Illinois BIPA, Illinois SB2979

Summarizes the significance of Illinois SB 2979, which significantly reduces the damages available under Illinois’ BIPA and limits the danger of catastrophic damages awards that could bankrupt smaller employers.

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