The photographer sued Teutul and his son, Michael, after alleging he owned the rights to a photo of Michael used on merchandise and in the reality show, among other claims. According to the article, the embattled TV star was recently sued by business partners for fraud and last year filed for bankruptcy in New York.
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Paul Teutul Sr. of 'American Chopper' Hit with $258K Penalty in Copyright Lawsuit
Paul Teutul Sr., star of “American Chopper," was ordered to pay $258,484.45 to a photographer for using artwork without permission. So reports MSN.
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