Brianne Polito
August 23, 2019 | New York Law Journal
Right of Publicity and Fair Use: Sure to Raise EyebrowsIs it possible for a company to lawfully use the name of a celebrity as a tie-in to a product seeking to connote a celebrity's characteristic or feature without being successfully challenged or having to obtain a license?
By Edward Weisz and Brianne Polito
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