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In a case of apparent first impression in New York state courts, a Manhattan judge has ruled that a right-to-privacy lawsuit initiated by actor Jerry Orbach against Hilton Hotels may continue, Orbach's death notwithstanding. At issue is a video the "Law & Order" star narrated in 1993. Orbach was told the video would be shown only once. Orbach's attorney said it ran continuously in rooms at the Hilton-owned Waldorf for about 10 years and was used for recruiting staff and soliciting business.
July 28, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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