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Commentary

Fake Virtual ‘Influencers’ Are Running into Real Legal Problems

January 22, 2020

Legaltech News

Legaltech News interviewed Finnegan partner Margaret Esquenet to discuss intellectual property and advertising issues surrounding virtual celebrities/influencers. Margaret provided her thoughts on questions surrounding advertising disclosures and what constitutes an infringement of someone’s likeness. She said, “It will be really industry-specific as to whether using a virtual influencer will be worth the effort to make sure that your advertising is compliant.”

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