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The Next Wave Of Privacy Litigation: The Illinois Genetic Information Privacy Act

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By Arthur Rooney, Debra R. Bernard, Michael Bleicher, Calvin Cohen
| Mondaq
Enacted in 1998, Illinois' Genetic Information Privacy Act (GIPA)1 governs the confidentiality and use of genetic testing and genetic information by employers and insurers.2 The statute was designed to prevent employers and insurers from using genetic testing and information as a means of discrimination.3 To that end, GIPA prohibits employers and their agents from directly or indirectly soliciting, requesting, requiring, or purchasing genetic testing and genetic information from a person as a...
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The Next Wave of Privacy Litigation: The Illinois Genetic Information Privacy Act | JD Supra

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By Debra R. Bernard, Michael Bleicher, Calvin Cohen
| JD Supra
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The Next Wave of Privacy Litigation: The Illinois Genetic Information Privacy Act

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By Arthur Rooney, Debra R. Bernard, Michael Bleicher, Calvin Cohen
| LexBlog
Enacted in 1998, Illinois’ Genetic Information Privacy Act (GIPA) governs the confidentiality and use of genetic testing and genetic information by employers and insurers. The statute was designed to prevent employers and insurers from using genetic testing and information as a means of discrimination.
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