New Connecticut Privacy Law Imposes Up to $500,000 in Civil Penalties for Misuse of Personal Information

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July 7, 2008

Previously published on June 19, 2008

Effective October 1, 2008, Connecticut's new Act on the Confidentiality of Social Security Numbers (the "Act") will impose substantial new obligations on businesses that collect Social Security numbers ("SSNs") and other personal information--and substantial new penalties for...

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