Perspective
Dec. 7, 2016
What are your rights when your team leaves town?
California's die-hard football fans may be wondering: When a sports team moves to a different city, do its season ticket holders have a right to renew their tickets at the new venue, or do they have to reapply and likely wind up with inferior seats? By Howard Madris
Howard N. Madris
Law Office of Howard N. Madris, A P.C.bankruptcy and insolvency law
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Boston Univ School of Law
Howard N. Madris practices bankruptcy and insolvency law at Beverly Hills-based Law Office of Howard N. Madris, A P.C.
Recent political developments have increased the likelihood of California football teams relocating. In November, San Diego residents rejected Measure C, which would have increased the hotel tax to fund a downtown stadium for the Chargers. Meanwhile in Nevada, Gov. Brian Sandoval signed a law increasing the Las Vegas hotel tax to raise $750 million for a stadium to lure the Oakland Raiders.
California's die-hard football fa...
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