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Models’ suit against Vogue, Moda Operandi: How changes in business affect a company’s legal concerns

September 15, 2020

The models suing Vogue and Moda Operandi allege that their images were used to promote sales of expensive, designer wares online, all without their consent and without paying them license fees. Image credit: Vogue The models suing Vogue and Moda Operandi allege that their images were used to promote sales of expensive, designer wares online, all without their consent and without paying them license fees. Image credit: Vogue

 

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