"It is far from clear that the expectations for receiving and reviewing specific contract terms associated with cruise ship tickets, which are for a multi-day journey on an ocean-going vessel into international waters with overnight lodging, are necessarily applicable to tickets to attend a three-hour sporting event," wrote the court, clearing the way for a lawsuit by a group of NFL fans who fell from an elevated surface at FedEx Field.
September 19, 2023 at 01:33 PM
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A federal judge in Maryland denied the Washington Commanders Football Team’s motion to compel arbitration and dismiss a personal injury lawsuit, finding issues of fact existed regarding whether the plaintiffs were bound to the arbitration clause through their use of electronic tickets.
The Commanders, also known as Pro-Football Inc., were sued after a group of fans fell from an elevated surface at FedEx Field, owned by WFI Stadium Inc.
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