The lawsuits filed by Lindsay Lohan and Karen Gravano versus Grand Theft Auto V and its developer Rockstar Games has been dismissed by a 5-judge-panel in New York State.
Lohan filed a lawsuit against GTA V and Rockstar games back in 2014 which alleges the game using her image, and likeness, without her consent. The alleged materials were both used in the game as well as promotions. Now, the lawsuit was tossed out by 5 judges deciding that it has no merit.
Lindsay Lohan's lawsuit against Grand Theft Auto V claimed that the scandalous character Lacey Jonas was based on her. She also pointed to the blonde woman in the red bikini making a "peace" sign in Grand Theft Auto V's promotional material as ripping off a photo of Lindsay with a similar pose and attire.
Mob Wives' Karen Gravano also filed a case against GTA V for the very same reason. This also received the very same judgment today -- dismissed. As stated above, GTA V and Rockstar allegedly 'stole her likeness' via the character Andrea Bottino. Gravano also claimed that her life events were also portrayed in the game without her permission.
