A mother who took part in an educational video on breastfeeding only to find the images splashed across pornography web sites can sue the original producer, a federal judge says.
August 06, 2012 at 06:55 PM
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A mother who took part in an educational video on breastfeeding only to find the images splashed across pornography websites can sue the original producer, a federal judge in Newark says.
Among other claims, MaryAnn Sahoury plausibly pleaded fraud in the inducement, which, if proved, would render unenforceable the release the company had her sign, U.S. District Judge Katharine Hayden said on Aug. 2, denying most of a motion to dismiss.
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