Flirts insurance carrier wants out of advertising lawsuit
The underlying lawsuit was part of wave of litigation targeting Iowa strip clubs for images and likenesses of models used in advertising without approval.
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The underlying lawsuit was part of wave of litigation targeting Iowa strip clubs for images and likenesses of models used in advertising without approval.
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Dozens of professional models are suing nine Iowa strip clubs for allegedly using their likenesses to promote the clubs.
The biggest of the cases is against Flirts, a Waterloo club. In that case, 16 professional models allege they have never appeared at the club but their photos are used in online ads.