Montana HB513 establishes property rights in an individual's name, voice, and likeness, and sets penalties for unauthorized use.
Montana HB513 codifies property rights in an individual's name, voice, and likeness, ensuring these rights are transferable, descendible, and do not expire upon death. The bill outlines penalties for unauthorized use, including liability for damages and profits from the unauthorized use. It also provides exceptions for uses protected by the First Amendment, such as news reporting and commentary. The bill defines key terms like "digital depiction" and "digital voice replica," and specifies that actions to enforce these rights must be brought within four years of discovering the violation.
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