Pop Star Power: Dua Lipa's $15 Million Legal Battle with Samsung
Dua Lipa has sued Samsung Electronics for at least $15 million, accusing the tech giant of using her image on TV packaging without consent. The lawsuit claims copyright infringement and breaches of publicity rights, as the image allegedly suggested her endorsement of Samsung's products.
Dua Lipa, the renowned British pop star, has initiated a $15 million lawsuit against Samsung Electronics. The allegation stems from Samsung's unauthorized use of Lipa's image to promote their television sets.
The disputed image, titled “Dua Lipa - Backstage at Austin City Limits, 2024,” was reportedly used on television packaging, implying her endorsement.
As legal proceedings unfold in the California federal court, both parties have yet to publicly comment on the litigation. The claim challenges Samsung for both copyright and publicity rights violations.
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