Case in Point, ep. 3: Should celebrities have more control over their likenesses?
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On this episode of Case in Point with Lommen Abdo's Jeff O'Brien and 1500 ESPN's Dave Harrigan, the boys discuss the PRINCE act, which failed to pass through the Minnesota legislature during the recently concluded session, and laws regarding personal privacy and publicity protections. Jeff tells about how publicity laws have impacted clients of his such as Carl Eller and Tommy Kramer and how those laws can impact any normal person, not just athletes and other celebrities.
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