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Superhero Privacy Rights, Part One

In the real world comic book characters and their likenesses have been made into toys, video games, movies, television shows, lunchboxes, bed sheets, and innumerable other things. All of these secondary uses are mediated through intellectual property rights, particularly copyright and trademark rights. But if Superman were a real person, how might the situation be different? Could just anyone slap his image or iconic S shield on a lunchbox? What about uses that suggest that Superman endorses a product or service? (“Try Metropolis Brewery Beer, the choice of the Man of Steel!”) Or worse, what about revealing a superhero’s secret identity? I. The Rights of Publicity and Privacy Future posts will address copyright and trademark, but first we must address something that real people have that fictional characters do not: the rights of publicity and privacy. Unlike copyright and trademark, these rights are not intellectual property rights per se but rather rights derived from common law to

Provision Excluding Insurance Coverage For Wrongful Acts of a Coinsured Limited By California Supreme Court

California Insurance Code section 533 provides that an insurer is not liable for a loss caused by the willful act of an insured. This is consistent with California’s public policy of denying coverage for intentional acts of wrongdoing. However, when there is more than one insured, this policy can lead to inequitable results. Case in point is the situation presented in Century National Insurance Company v. Garcia, 2011 Cal. LEXIS 1392 (decided February 17, 2011). Fire Insurance In Century, Jesus Garcia, Sr.’s home was damaged when his adult son intentionally started a fire in his bedroom. Garcia Sr. subsequently submitted a claim under his homeowner’s insurance policy issued by Century National Insurance Company (“Century”). Although Garcia was the named insured, his wife and son also qualified as an insured under the policy. Century denied the claim on the grounds that the damage was caused by an intentional wrongful act byan insured. Garcia challenged the denial arguing that

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Flood of Class Actions Follow Supreme Court Decision in Pineda

Last month, the International Association of Privacy Professionals published my article discussing Pineda v. Williams-Sonoma, where the California Supreme Court determined that ZIP codes are considered personally identifying information. You can read the full text of that article here. In the wake of that decision, a flood of class action have been filed against various retailers throughout California. IAPP Staff Reporter Angelique Carson wrote this follow-up piece discussing these developments. Retroactive zip code ruling incites flurry of class-actions In the month’s time since the California Supreme Court decided that zip codes are personal information, 106 class-action lawsuits have been filed. That’s because the court asserted that the ruling, which reversed a 2008 Court of Appeals decision, would apply retroactively. As attorney M. Scott Koller, CIPP, of McKennon Schindler wrote in the Privacy Advisor, the decision in Pineda v. Williams-Sonoma followed a class-action laws

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USA Today Survey Reveals Americans Are Worried About Online Privacy

Most Americans are worried about privacy and viruses when using social networking media, USA TODAY reports. Seven out of 10 Facebook members surveyed said they are either “somewhat” or “very concerned” about their privacy on the site. In the same survey, 52 percent of Google users also said they are somewhat or very concerned about privacy while using the search engine. Privacy attorney Chris Wolf of Hogan Lovells says, however, that companies are increasingly paying attention to privacy concerns and that new services revolve around “ways to empower people to protect their information,” the report states.

Claimant Was Not Required to Exhaust Issues on Appeal

On appeal from the District Court of Arizona, the Ninth Circuit considered whether the claimant in an ERISA case exhausted his administrative remedies when the claim administrator rejected, as deficient, his first attempt to appeal the claim decision. The Court also examined whether a claimant can raise new legal theories supporting his claim during litigation. Initially, the district court granted summary judgment for the Plan, holding that, despite a detailed appeal letter written by Vaught’s attorney, he did not effectively appeal the initial claim decision because he failed to meet the requirement that he “clearly explain…the reason why you think the Claim Administrator should reconsider your claim.” However, the Ninth Circuit disagreed with both the claim administrator’s initial decision and the district court’s factual determination, and found that the appeal letter’s “seven procedural reasons” listing why the initial claim decision should be overturned satisfied the Plan’s ap

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