ABSTRACT
This article considers the intriguing question of whether a Naomi Campbell-like claim for invasion of privacy could ever be a winnable one in the United States. While the short answer is no, the longer answer is considerably more nuanced. The article explores the way a Hollywood lawyer might bring such a privacy claim despite First Amendment protections for media, and why that lawyer likely would not be sanctioned for frivolity.
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Amy Gajda, Campbell at twenty: Campbell’s sensibilities and information privacy in the United States, Journal of Media Law. Published online: 16 April 2026.
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