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Madden's attorney claimed she chose the name because she "liked the sound of it" and did not intend to cause harm. Case Details & Outcome
The suit was filed in Harris County District Court in Texas. syvette wimberly
In 2007, the real Syvette Wimberly, a resident of Houston, Texas, filed a lawsuit against a former high school classmate, (also known as Laura Madden Machala), and Vivid Entertainment Group . Madden's attorney claimed she chose the name because
Madden reportedly retired from the industry around the time of the lawsuit, and her legal counsel indicated she was willing to stop using the name if that was the primary goal of the plaintiff. Madden reportedly retired from the industry around the
The case is frequently cited as an example of the complications arising from name misappropriation in the digital age, particularly regarding how search engine results can impact a private individual's reputation.
The real Wimberly began receiving emails and phone calls from confused acquaintances and classmates who believed she had entered the adult film industry. Her attorney stated that the "cyberproliferation" of the name in adult film credits was damaging her reputation.
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