HB4762 makes certain agreements involving digital replicas unenforceable if they lack specific descriptions of intended uses.
If you use digital replicas, ensure agreements specify intended uses immediately to avoid unenforceability.
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What This Means
Illinois HB4762 addresses digital likeness protection by requiring agreements to specify intended uses of digital replicas. It also includes provisions related to collective bargaining agreements.
Key Provisions
- Section 10(a)(2): Agreements must include a reasonably specific description of intended uses of digital replicas.
- Section 10(a)(3): Individuals must be represented by legal counsel or a labor union for agreements to be enforceable.
- Section 15: The Act applies to agreements entered into after the effective date.
Latest Legislative Action
Public Act . . . . . . . . . 103-0830
Bill Sponsors (showing 5 of 19)
| Name | Role | District |
|---|---|---|
| Adriane Johnson D | Sponsor | SD-030 |
| Cristina Castro D | Sponsor | SD-022 |
| Emanuel Welch D | Sponsor | HD-007 |
| Emil Jones D | Sponsor | SD-014 |
| Hoan Huynh D | Sponsor | HD-013 |
Roll Call Votes
Amendments (4)
Compliance Checklist
Who: Individuals and entities using digital replicas.
Penalty: Vague agreements may be deemed unenforceable.
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