BIPA Compliance for Employers (2026): Step-by-Step
BIPA compliance for employers using fingerprint or face-scan timeclocks: the seven Section 15 steps, plus a free self-check tool. Avoid the most common violations.
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Vermont Governor Phil Scott signed S.71, the Data Privacy and Online Surveillance Act, into law on June 16, 2026, eight days after vetoing it. The Act adds consumer data rights, a data-minimization duty, and a clinic-geofencing ban, effective January 1, 2028.

Gov. Pritzker signed Illinois HB 5511 into law July 31, 2026 as Public Act 104-0664, using device-level age checks and default protections for minors.

Yukon has no Occupiers' Liability Act. Learn how common-law negligence governs slip and fall claims, the 2-year limitation period, and fault apportionment rules.

Saskatchewan has no Occupiers' Liability Act. Learn how the common-law invitee, licensee, and trespasser categories determine your rights, plus the 2-year limitation period.

Quebec slip and fall law uses the Civil Code, not an Occupiers' Liability Act. Learn article 1457 fault rules, the 3-year prescriptive period, and the Dorval SCC ruling on municipal notice.

PEI's Occupiers' Liability Act requires reasonable care for all visitors. No 60-day snow notice rule. Trespassers receive reduced protection. Two-year limitation period applies.

Ontario's Occupiers' Liability Act requires reasonable care for all visitors. Snow or ice falls need 60-day written notice; sidewalk falls need 10-day notice.