Talk:Lou Pearlman
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Is it really necessary to use Lou Pearlman's mugshot as the main image?
editAs in the title. It doesn't seem right to use a photo of someone at their lower or lowest point as the main photo in their biography. Anetherion (talk) 21:00, 29 May 2023 (UTC)
- @Anetherion I had dinner with the guy (and his entourage) at Talent Rock, December, 2006. about a thousand people there. talked to many of them. Right around the the time the lawsuits AND criminal charges coming to bear. picture perfectly represents the scum bag: balloon company scam; boyband rip offs; even the Talent Rock scams.
- Leave the picture as is!
- Daniel 2001:56A:7462:1800:857D:C98C:CFC9:2B09 (talk) 17:27, 11 June 2024 (UTC)
If you can find another public use pic of the man, go ahead an replace it, remember that copyright issues apply and mug shots are public use photos. RomanGrandpa (talk) 14:46, 12 June 2024 (UTC)
Insurance Fraud
editThe article states:
"Returning to the U.S., Pearlman formed Airship Enterprises Ltd, which leased a blimp to Jordache before actually owning one. He used the funds from Jordache to construct a blimp, which promptly crashed. The two parties sued each other, and seven years later Pearlman was awarded $2.5 million in damages."
Not Jordache and Pearlman sued each other. Pearlman had insured the $10,000 blimp for multiple millions likely with the help of a school friend that worked at an insurance company. The contract had so many holes that the insurance company lost and Pearlman got the money. 2003:EB:CF40:9F84:6DC8:64F1:9CDE:BC2C (talk) 18:27, 12 July 2024 (UTC)
San Francisco's labor commissioner
editSan Francisco's labor commissioner declared Options/TCT/WSN in violation of California law, and several state agencies were reported to be investigating the company.
<ref> (February 18, 2003). "Modeling Agency – Big Fees, Small Return". [[KRON]].</ref>
Note "California law" not "San Francisco law"
California Department of Industrial Relations Division of Labor Standards Enforcement is also called California Labor Commissioner's Office