Consultant Matthew Wolfe testified that the adult film company still doesn't specify the website name in its contracts with models. “Most people know that pornography goes online,” he said, as Jane Doe No. 1, the law graduate, watched from the audience.
October 03, 2019 at 02:52 PM
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Brian Holm of the Holm Law Group.
The operations chief for GirlsDoPorn.com testified Wednesday that the company still isn’t spelling out the destination of its videos in modeling contracts, despite claims from 22 former actresses that they were falsely told the videos would never appear online.
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