Grand Theft Auto 5 Lindsay Lohan. Was Lindsay Lohan’s Likeness Used in ‘Grand Theft Auto V’? NY Lawsuit Moves Forward In 2014 Actress Lindsay Lohan sued Take-Two Interactive Software, maker of the popular and acclaimed game Grand Theft Auto V ("GTA V").In her lawsuit, Lohan claimed that the game featured a. Lindsay Lohan's lawsuit against Take-Two Interactive, regarding a parody character in Grand Theft Auto 5 that she said was an unlawful use of her likeness, has ended in New York state's.
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Neither Ms Lohan nor Rockstar's owner, Take-Two Interactive, has commented following the latest ruling The character is none other than Lacey Jonas, a movie star in the game, and her image was widely used in the promotional.
Lindsay Lohan loses appeal in Grand Theft Auto V character lawsuit Newshub
The character is none other than Lacey Jonas, a movie star in the game, and her image was widely used in the promotional. Even those who have never played the game may be familiar with the illustrated figure of the bikini-clad blonde woman giving a peace sign. Lindsay Lohan's lawsuit against the publisher of Grand Theft Auto V was dismissed by a panel of New York judges Thursday, after it determined her likeness was not used anywhere in the game or its.
Was Lindsay Lohan’s Likeness Used in ‘Grand Theft Auto V’? NY Lawsuit Moves Forward. In 2014, actress Lindsay Lohan sued Rockstar Games, alleging that the video game company used her likeness to create the character of Lacey Jonas in Grand Theft Auto 5.Lohan also alleged that. Neither Ms Lohan nor Rockstar's owner, Take-Two Interactive, has commented following the latest ruling
Lindsay Lohan Wanted 'Publicity' from Grand Theft Auto V Lawsuit, Claims Rockstar Push Square. Lindsay Lohan's lawsuit against the publisher of Grand Theft Auto V was dismissed by a panel of New York judges Thursday, after it determined her likeness was not used anywhere in the game or its. Lindsay Lohan's case against Take-Two Interactive over a Grand Theft Auto 5 character was rejected by New York state's highest court.