Apparently he has FIVE lawsuits out against him for using images illegally from suppliers. FIVE!!!!???? How the hell does he think he'll get out of that??? I (personally) think he's a scumbag, not only because of his stealing other people's work but some of the stuff he actually says is way across the line of human decency. He had something one time about Denise Richards pimping her kids out for sex (not just pimping them for media attention), it was horrible. Since then I've not read his page & would request that if you link to it,
please make it clear its to his page, because I'd like to be able to make the choice about giving him money from his sponsers.
I thought that this "trap" was amusing.... and imo anything now that X17 does is getting to be justified. They've asked, requested & then eventually had to go to court to stop him using their photos illegally (if he paid for them, there (apparently) wouldn't be an issues as that is what these image agencies do - sell images...). He just blows raspberries at them & when you consider that the ads on his site cost between $9k-$15k per week - you KNOW that he can afford to pay for them, he's just a greedy banned fame-whore! & unfortunately getting more coverage in the UK because of it.....




He's also now being accused of nicking the logo he uses.
Did Perez Lift His Logo?
Posted May 21st 2007 3:01PM by
TMZ Staff
Filed under:
Celebrity Justice
Perez Hilton, the self-proclaimed Queen of All Media, may have used the five-finger discount when it came to creating his logo.

TMZ has obtained
a copy of a letter sent to Perez (real name Mario Lavandeira) from
Creative Age Publications, demanding the logo be removed. In the letter, Creative Age alleges that the picture Perez uses as his logo is theirs, and that it appeared in a feature in the September 2004 issue of Nailpro -- a magazine geared toward salon owners, managers and nail technicians.
Deborah Carver, publisher of Nailpro, says, "I'm a Perez fan, but he can't use our award-winning photos. This isn't the first time he's done this. These are proprietary works that take an entire team of people to put together."
The letter, which is dated today, reads, "Please be advised that our client is entitled to seek statuatory damages for willful copyright infringement up to $150,000 per work infringed."
Lavandeira's lawyer says he has not received any such letter yet. For his response, expect Perez to post a picture of a fingernail with white dots on it.
Did Perez Lift His Logo? - TMZ.com
Why am I not surprised...........?