EA Seeks To Trim Calif. Publicity Claim From Madden Suit

By Cara Bayles (April 7, 2017, 10:36 PM EDT) -- Electronic Arts asked a California federal judge Friday to trim a state law right-of-publicity claim from a suit by former National Football League players over the use of their likenesses in Madden video games, saying the law's narrow language excludes the game's avatars, which all use the same generic faces....

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