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WASHINGTON COUNTY FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT, LLC v. RNN ENTERTAINMENT INC et al
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2:17-cv-00807
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February 17, 2022
Pa. Ballpark Should Partly Win Fake Concert Suit, Judge Says
A federal magistrate in Pennsylvania has recommended that the operator of a Pittsburgh-area minor-league baseball stadium win its state law claims in a lawsuit against a pair of men accused of promoting fake concerts and taking the stadium's money, according to court filings.
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May 05, 2020
Promoters Must Face Pa. Fraud Suit Over Phantom Concerts
A federal judge on Monday refused to toss a lawsuit against a group of concert promoters accused of selling a western Pennsylvania ballpark on a pair of bogus performances involving Wiz Khalifa, Lil Uzi Vert and Skrillex, agreeing with a federal magistrate that all but one of the venue's claims were sufficiently pled.
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June 20, 2017
Pa. Venue Says Promoters Blew Smoke In Wiz Khalifa Fraud
A Pennsylvania sports and entertainment venue has launched a federal fraud suit against promoters who allegedly duped it into booking Wiz Khalifa and other musical acts they didn't actually represent for concerts that then had to be canceled.