To help sell the product, a book publisher used a well-known commentator's name and her quote on the back book jacket of a new release without the commentator's knowledge or permission. No tort was involved since there was no injury to anyone.

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Using someone's name or likeness for commercial purposes without their permission can constitute a violation of their right of publicity, which is a type of tort. This can cause harm such as damage to reputation or loss of control over one's own image.

To Help Sell the Product, a Book Publisher Used a Well-Known