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In 1986, Russell Christoff, a model living in Los Angeles, did a 2-hour modelling session for Nestle and then never heard from them again. Flash forward to 2002, when he went out shopping and saw his own face on a jar of Taster’s Choice and decided to sue the company for using his image without compensation.
Mr. Christoff was just awarded $15.6 million for his pain and suffering by a jury. Nestle had offered to settle for $100,000, while Mr. Christoff thought a fair share was more like $8.5 million.
Nestle will appeal.
Posted on February 1, 2005 at 10:41AM • 0 Comments • Permalink • Read more in Fashion Victim
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