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Bringing Celebrities and Pharmaceutical Companies Together to Sell Prescription Drugs
I read a fascinating article today posted on MedEdNews Insider Blog about the formation of a new agency called Rx Entertainment that helps to match celebrities with direct-to-consumer advertising campaigns created by pharmaceutical companies. Admittedly, I hadn’t thought much about the...
The Need to Plan our Estates
I recently read an article named “The Lessons of Famously Bad Estate Planning”, authored by Steven Morelli. This article looks at disasters that have followed celebrities because of the absence of a properly planned Will. Jimi Hendrix died without a Will which started a family war that...
Permission to Exploit Jennifer Aniston's Right of Publicity?
It is probably safe to assume that Channel 45 obtained permission to use Jennifer Aniston's likeness and exploit her right of publicity in promoting viewership of syndicated Friends television programs. That's a deal where everyone appears to win, Channel 45, viewers,...
Another Reason Not To Hang Out With Celebrities
One of the strangest things to me is how much we worship celebrities in our culture. Turn on any channel or read any newspaper and you'll eventually see a story about a celebrity. This is perplexing and amusing at the same; especially for people like me, who were born and raised in Los Angeles....
Geragos v. Borer: $9 Million in Punitive Damages Reduced to $600,000
We haven't blogged about a celebrity punitive damages case in a while. But here's an unpublished opinion from the California Court of Appeal (Second District, Division Three) involving one of the biggest celebrities ever: Michael Jackson.In 2003, Jackson hired prominent attorney Mark Geragos to...
