Multiple Choice
Seki agreed that Groupon could sell 18 hot air balloon rides on his Magical Adventures company balloons. He did not give Groupon permission to use his company name. When it did on its website, Seki sued Groupon for invasion of privacy. The court of appeals held that Seki had:
A) no claim because a only persons, not companies, could sue for invasion of privacy.
B) no claim because there was a relationship between Seki and Groupon which logically extended to Magical Adventures.
C) a claim for false light invasion of privacy.
D) a claim for invasion of privacy through misappropriation.
E) none of the other choices are correct.
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