Jennifer López faces demands for violation of copyright for allegedly publishing two photos of herself taken by paparazzi outside a party prior to the Golden Globes in January without paying the license of the images.
Lopez was the subject of two federal demands presented on Saturday (May 17) by photographer Edwin Blanco and the Backgrid USA photo agency.
Both say they are co -owners of the two images of the singer and actress taken outside the Amazon Mgm Studios X Vanity Fair Party event in the exclusive Marmont Bar in Los Angeles on the eve of the awards ceremony on January 4.
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A lawyer who represents Blanco and Backgrid alleges that López published the photos in his Instagram and X accounts on January 5 without permission.
This allegedly unleashed a series of reposts by fans and fashion marks pages, including the synthetic skin shelter designer that López was wearing the photos.
Backgrid and Blanco accuse López of deliberate rape under the Federal Copyright Law, which could grant them up to $ 150,000 in damages for each photo.
López representatives did not immediately respond to a comment request on Monday (May 19).
