"Deal" Case Model Files Case of Her Own

Former "Deal or No Deal" model April Scott is suing a strip club in Las Vegas that used her picture to promote their joint. Sorry to disappoint, boys.
Read the docs
According to documents filed yesterday in Los Angeles Superior Court, Scott, who also played Daisy Duke in a straight-to-video "Dukes of Hazzard" movie, claims Deja Vu, Inc. used her pic -- without her permission -- in promoting their club, Little Darlings. Can ya blame 'em?

Scott is seeking damages in excess of $25,000. A call the Deja Vu corporate office was not answered.

Filed under: Celebrity Justice

Reader Comments

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1. First and Damn she is Sssssmokin'

Posted at 11:50AM on May 10th 2008 by deliman in the 206

2. DEAL!!!!!

Posted at 12:01PM on May 10th 2008 by CTS

3. while reading this I noticed that yes she has two great points of view!!!!!!

Posted at 12:06PM on May 10th 2008 by richlunt

4. I am using her picture right now

Posted at 12:11PM on May 10th 2008 by Dave

5. She has no case(no pun intended) Most models do photoshoots that they receive a flat rate for, when they begin their career. Those photos can be sold to anyone, for any use, period. I have a friend named Mellisa Richardson, who went through the same ordeal and has never stripped a day in her life.

Posted at 12:15PM on May 10th 2008 by VegasChill

6. Damages of only $25K? That's hardly enough for a booby prize.

Posted at 12:27PM on May 10th 2008 by chicken stripper

7. Too fat, and she is not all that.

Posted at 5:08PM on May 10th 2008 by Jean Summers...I can fit into my hs cheerleader outfit, can u ?

8. Tijuana hack job. One boob is larger than the other?????!!!??????

Posted at 1:54AM on May 11th 2008 by sandy

9. What a fake rack.

And "April" should do something with that shiny forehead, like comb hair over it, or powder it a little, before she volunteers her likeness to promote any Las Vegas establishment again.

Or else go home to Little Rock.

Posted at 4:02AM on May 11th 2008 by joho777

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