The owners and operators of a San Diego-based porn website must pay $12.7 million after a judge found them liable for fraud and breach of contract for lying to women about how their explicit videos would be distributed. The site, GirlsDoPorn, was sued by nearly two dozen women who claimed they were deceived and coerced into making sex videos without knowing the footage would be posted on the internet. The judge ruled in favor of all 22 plaintiffs and against a total of 13 defendants, awarding the women $9.45 million collectively in compensatory damages and $3.3 million in punitive damages.
The judge ordered the defendants to take down the women’s sex videos and also granted the women’s request for ownership rights to their images that appeared on videos produced by the defendants and were posted on several adult websites. The judge also ordered the GirlsDoPorn website owners to prominently post in recruitment ads that videos would go on the internet. In addition, women who sign up to make the videos must get copies of the legal agreement ahead of time and give permission before their names or personal information are used.
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