Influencers are Internet celebrities who gather attention and interest and sometimes cause legal troubles. The team at LLC Attorney highlights the biggest legal cases against influencers, giving us a fascinating look into the world of influence.
Virtual Dining Concepts brought the biggest suit, who helped Jimmy Donaldson, known as MrBeast on YouTube, form his virtual burger restaurant, Mr Beast Burger. MrBeast wasn’t happy with VDC’s products, failed to promote the restaurant, and even voiced his unhappiness with the food. VDC sued MrBeast for 100 million dollars in contract breach and defamation.
Another 100-million-dollar case was filed against influencer Jake Paul. Jake Paul publicly accused Eddie Hearn of Matchroom Boxing of fixing fights in favor of fighters he promoted. Hearn denied the allegations and sued Jake Paul for defamation. Another defamation was brought by Cardi B against the YouTuber “Tasha K.” Tasha K claimed that Cardi B used illicit drugs, worked as a prostitute, and tested positive for herpes. Tasha K’s fans believed her claims, and Cardi B sued and won a defamation lawsuit for $4 million.
These are just a few of the detailed suits. The infographic is rich with details and interesting stories.
infographic by: llcattorney.com
