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PIRATES NOT LIABLE FOR VIOLATING PUBLICITY RIGHTS

By Patricia Millett

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The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeal recently removed a weapon from the arsenal available to artists fighting video pirates. In Jules Jordan v. 144942 Canada et al., the court reversed a multi-million dollar jury verdict in favor of adult film star Jules Jordan on claims that a distributor selling bootleg copies of Jules Jordan videos violated [...]

Full post as published by KWIKA Entertainment Law Blog on August 25, 2010 (boomark / email).

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