CHICAGO, Feb. 2 /PRNewswire/ -- Hall of Fame Pool Player Mike Sigel filed a lawsuit today against computer game manufacturers, Interplay Entertainment Corp and Celeris, Inc., for using his name and likeness without his permission.
The complaint alleges that, without authorization or compensation, the two California-based companies developed, manufactured, and sold "Virtual Pool 2," which has capitalized on Sigel's prominence by using his name without Sigel's permission in its advertising and packaging. Sigel has won over 100 major tournaments, including six U.S. Opens and five World Championships, and is currently ranked first on the International Pool Tour.
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The complaint alleges that, without authorization or compensation, the two California-based companies developed, manufactured, and sold "Virtual Pool 2," which has capitalized on Sigel's prominence by using his name without Sigel's permission in its advertising and packaging. Sigel has won over 100 major tournaments, including six U.S. Opens and five World Championships, and is currently ranked first on the International Pool Tour.
Rest of the story is here:
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