Pop star and actress is sued for allegedly placing the Paparazzi photography with oneself without ensuring appropriate copyrights permits.

They lower the centers around the images taken before a prize of 2025 gold globes and are divided on its Instagram and X accounts.

On Saturday, 17. May, 17. May, photographer Edwin Blanco and photo agency Backgrid in the USA filed two federal lawsuits against Jennifer Lopez.

They claim that co-owners of Lopez stood outside the Amazon Mgm Studios X Vanity Fair Party at the Bara Los Angeles Marmont 4. January, the night before the Golden Globe Awards.

According to the Peter Perkowski Lawyer, which represents Blanco and Backrid, Lopez published pictures on the next day, 5. January, both Instagram and X without permission. Alleged copyright infringement launched a repair wave by the fan and fashion brands.

"Mrs. Lopez is an unauthorized use of pictures commercial in nature, intended for self-promotion purposes," Perkowski wrote Billboard. "For example, Mrs. Lopez used pictures to resolve her clothes and jewelry, exploiting publicity from the event to promote her fashion affiliations and brand partnerships."

Perkowski found that security and blanco were going out in Lopez's team week after the alleged violation for solving the situation.

Discussions allegedly went well, and the parties were verbally agreed for the financial settlement. However, the Lopez side never finalized the contract in writing or has made any payment.

The lawsuits also emphasized that this was not the first time Lopez faced similar requirements.

In 2019, she sued the year to publishing Paparazzi photography that contains self, and then-boyfriend Alex Rodriguez.

This is the case, which also handled Perkowski, finished in voluntary release 2020. years.

"This previous litigation has set Ms. Lopez on a notice regarding legal requirements and potential consequences related to the use of copyrighted images without proper authorization," Perkowski wrote. "Despite that, Ms. Lopez continued to deal with similar behavior, showing the willing contempt of backgride's copyright through the pattern of behavior that undermines the rights of content creators."

Prosecutors accused Jennifer Lopez from the willing inforiary violation, which could result in a damage of $ 150,000 per image.

If the lawsuit succeeds, the actress could pay $ 300,000 to publish your own picture.

Monday, Lopez's representatives did not respond to the lawsuit.

The fans can consider the strange that celebrities sue through their photos, but the law is on the prosecutor.

Stars like Miley Cyrus, Justin Bieber, and the Dua Lipa was all faced with similar lawsuits in recent years.

According to the US Copyright Act, the photographer, not a person in the photo, has the rights to the picture.

This means that celebrities can be sue to publish photos of Paparazazzi about itself on social media without permission.

Even if celebrities are the only subject of photography, they do not have the legal right to use it without a license. Thus, taking or publishing such images without consent is considered a copyright violation.

In addition, it will be in a public place without exempting someone to take photos, nor gives them control over the picture.

If a proven injury, a celebrity can owe or actual or legal damage, up to $ 150,000 per photo.

Most cases, however, calm down the court for less amounts.