P.R. Laws tit. 32, § 3152
2019-02-20
Any natural or juridical person who uses another’s likeness for commercial, trade, or advertising purposes without the previous consent of said person, the person who possesses a license for said likeness, his/her heirs if the person is deceased, or the authorized agent of any of the forgoing shall be liable for damages.
In the event that the consent required under this chapter is not obtained, the plaintiff may seek an injunction against the continued use of said likeness and can recover monetary damages, including any royalties accrued, or financial losses resulting from the violation of the right established herein.
History
—July 13, 2011, No. 139, § 3.