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At a Michael Jackson concert in Madison Square Garden, Dana Gross found herself the unlucky holder of a ticket that let her hear the show but not see it. Gross and her friends -- and perhaps 7,800 other fans at two concerts in 2001 -- were seated behind apparent sets for the show -- which, Gross' lawyer says, completely obstructed the stage. Gross' luck has changed somewhat, now that a New York judge has allowed her suit against Ticketmaster to go forward as a class action.
October 06, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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