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RCN Capital, LLC v. Los Angeles Rams, LLC et al
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March 16, 2017
Season Ticket Fraud Suit Against LA Rams Moves To Missouri
A Connecticut federal judge on Thursday granted the Los Angeles Rams' request to transfer to Missouri a real estate lender's suit alleging fans who bought season ticket purchase rights for seats at the team's prior St. Louis home were defrauded when the NFL franchise moved to California.
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November 14, 2016
Real Estate Lender Fights Bid to Move LA Rams Ticket Suit
A real estate lender, which had owned St. Louis Rams season tickets, told a Connecticut federal court it should not send its lawsuit alleging the team misled and defrauded fans into buying personal seat licenses for the right to purchase season tickets in the runup to the team's relocation to Los Angeles, arguing a forum selection clause is contrary to public policy.
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September 21, 2016
LA Rams Want Conn. Ticket Suit Sent To Mo.
The Los Angeles Rams asked a Connecticut federal judge to send a suit brought by real estate lender RCN Capital LLC to Missouri federal court on Wednesday, where it can be handled alongside a similar, pending class action over the team's seat licenses.