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ARTICLE · 06 JUNE 2025

Weigensberg Comments On Key Takeaways From The Take It Down Act On Celebrity Deepfakes

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Pryor Cashman Partner Joshua Weigensberg, a member of the Litigation and Media + Entertainment Groups, was quoted in Variety VIP+ discussing the recently enacted Take It Down Act...

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Pryor Cashman Partner Joshua Weigensberg, a member of the Litigation and Media + Entertainment Groups, was quoted in Variety VIP+ discussing the recently enacted Take It Down Act—a federal law aimed at combating nonconsensual intimate imagery (NCII) and deepfake pornography.

Josh emphasized the law's importance in empowering victims to remove harmful content from online platforms:

"This is giving victims real recourse and mechanisms to get this stuff off of online platforms."

On the enforcement of the Act, he noted:

"I expect we'll see some refinement [of the law] in the future for a victim that tries to get nonconsensual images taken down from a site and the site isn't complying. The act is clear that the FTC can step in and help, but we're looking at options the victim would have in that scenario, additional steps he or she could take."

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