Kentucky HB318 establishes property rights in an individual's name, voice, and likeness, prohibiting unauthorized use without consent.
Kentucky HB318 creates property rights in an individual's name, voice, and likeness, ensuring these rights are transferable, descendible, and do not expire upon death. The bill prohibits the unauthorized use of these rights without consent, with specific exceptions for news-gathering organizations, news reporting, public affairs, sports broadcasts, and certain other uses. Violators face civil liability, including damages, profits, and punitive damages.
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