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Not wrong for one and not the other. The non-celebs just don’t have enough money to make it worth it to sue them.
by jtbayly 4y ago
Not wrong for one and not the other. The non-celebs just don’t have enough money to make it worth it to sue them.
- ALittleLight 4y agoWould you expect an actor, upon getting a commercial role, to start doing due diligence? That seems like too much to ask of a minor actor, even if it's reasonable for some triple digit millionaire.
- jtbayly 4y agoNo. I wasn’t even meaning it was wrong for both of them. I was only saying lawsuits go after people with money. If the actors know enough to know something is a scam, then they are in the wrong, too. Regarding due diligence, anybody who accepts money to lend their name’s credibility to a product ought to do a lot of due diligence if they don’t want their name sullied. Or they don’t care about their name, or they shouldn’t sell their name.