Li Xishi sued Migu for infringement of portrait rights. What happened between them? Nowadays, many celebrities are also very concerned about their own image rights. If they use it illegally without their permission, they need to bear relevant legal responsibilities. Li Xian sued Migu Company for infringement of portrait rights, and the court officially pronounced the case in favor of Li Xian.

After investigation, the court found that Migu Company was suspected of using Li Xiang’s pictures in two articles published on its WeChat official account last year. And when using this picture, there was no consent from the person involved. In this case, the main intention is to use the celebrity effect to increase the click-through rate of the article and seek improper benefits. Li Xian’s request is to require the defendant to delete the relevant infringing content, stop the infringement, publicly apologize, and compensate for certain economic losses and attorney fees.

The court's judgment recognized the defendant's tort liability and should bear relevant legal liabilities. He is required to publish an apology statement in a prominent position on his WeChat ID within 48 hours, and to compensate the plaintiff for economic losses of 10,000 yuan, etc. Undoubtedly, this incident is justice to Li Xian, and it also serves as a strong warning to many companies.

Migu company was actually established by China Mobile for the mobile Internet field. It covers music, videos, reading games and other related content, and is currently used by many users. There are inevitably some pictures in it, and sometimes they inevitably infringe on the interests of the parties concerned.

In fact, this kind of thing is a common problem in the entertainment industry. Many companies or some advertisers may be suspected of infringing on the interests of public figures for the sake of profit. Some are suspected of using other people's avatars without the permission of the parties involved. In recent years, celebrities have also been very concerned about their own infringement cases. If they are found, they will choose to use legal weapons to protect their own interests. In recent years, the courts have received many celebrity infringement cases, and accordingly have protected the interests of celebrities.

I hope this matter can attract everyone's attention and not do anything illegal for profit.