Ricky Paugh, founder and managing partner of 1440 Sports, “introduced the right people at Fortinet to the right people at PGA Tour at the right time,” leading to a six-year, $50 million commitment between the PGA Tour and Fortinet, the complaint said.
May 12, 2022 at 05:44 PM
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The original version of this story was published on The Recorder
The PGA Tour and Fortinet Inc. have been sued by a sports management consultancy in federal court, alleging the two did not compensate it for its role in producing the Fortinet Championship, a major golf tournament in Napa.
Dovel & Luner, a Santa Monica-based law firm, filed the suit Wednesday on behalf of 1440 Sports Management Ltd., a London-based sports management business that focuses on golf and motorsports.
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