A youth hockey league faces a lawsuit over whether it was negligent by not diffusing escalating tensions before a fight broke out among adult spectators at a game, an appeals court determined.
February 11, 2015 at 03:00 AM
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A youth hockey league faces a lawsuit over whether it was negligent by not diffusing escalating tensions before a fight broke out among adult spectators at a game, an appeals court determined.
An Appellate Division, Fourth Department, panel ruled that the claim against the Rome Youth Hockey Association (RYHA) should proceed.
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