New York state judge Justice Doris Ling-Cohan threw out the case of a woman who was suing Diddy and Vibe magazine for printing her picture without her permission. Maria Dominguez filed a $3 million claim because her image was featured in a Nov. 2006 article. She said that both parties violated her right to privacy by using pictures of her at the rapper's White Party event without her permission. She also claimed the article was free advertising for the rapper and his label, Bad Boy Entertainment Inc. But the judge says that Dominguez couldn't expect privacy at a public event.
Thursday, September 25, 2008
Woman's Lawsuit Against Diddy and Vibe Thrown Out
New York state judge Justice Doris Ling-Cohan threw out the case of a woman who was suing Diddy and Vibe magazine for printing her picture without her permission. Maria Dominguez filed a $3 million claim because her image was featured in a Nov. 2006 article. She said that both parties violated her right to privacy by using pictures of her at the rapper's White Party event without her permission. She also claimed the article was free advertising for the rapper and his label, Bad Boy Entertainment Inc. But the judge says that Dominguez couldn't expect privacy at a public event.
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