Part 2 – The Fleece (Conning Congress)
Question: What happens when you lie to Congress? Answer: Apparently you get your legislation approved. We recently wrote about the…
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Question: What happens when you lie to Congress? Answer: Apparently you get your legislation approved. We recently wrote about the…
The following TechDirt Op-Ed co-authored by Anne Hobson (R Street Institute), and Christopher Koopman (Project for the Study of American Capitalism) questions…
Each Company Agrees To Pay $6 Million For Repeated False Advertising Violations In New York; Year-Long Investigation Found That Both…
7 January 2016 San Francisco’s Rubber Stamp Approval of Arena Project Ignored Crippling Traffic and other Environmental Impacts in Violation…
Big storm clouds looming on the secondary ticket market horizon have again blown out to sea in the Sunshine State….
Summary by TicketNews: The Supreme Court’s decision on Kirtsaeng v. John Wiley & Sons this past Tuesday, March 19 protects…
On Tuesday, November 13, 2012 at 10 a.m. a hearing will take place in Tennessee discussing the proposed Fairness in…
New Jersey took a step toward restructuring its state ticketing laws on October 16, 2012, when the New Jersey Senate…
Former Ticketmaster customers who had signed onto a class-action lawsuit against Ticketmaster will have to wait a little while longer…
A recent class action lawsuit, filed September 10, 2012 in the United States District Court in New York, alleges that…