Jackson v. Playboy Enterprises, Inc.

Jackson v. Playboy Enterprises, Inc. is a legal case where the plaintiff, Jackson, sued Playboy for wrongful use of his image without permission. Jackson claimed that Playboy used his photo in a magazine advertisement, implying he endorsed their product, which he argued violated his rights and caused harm. The court examined whether Playboy's use of Jackson's image was protected as free speech or if it infringed on his rights. Ultimately, the case dealt with issues of image rights and fair use, highlighting the importance of obtaining consent before using someone's likeness for commercial purposes.