Craig Carton Sentenced to 3.5 Years Prison, Restitution in Ponzi Case
Former WFAN sports talk show personality Craig Carton was sentenced to 3 ½ years in prison on Friday for his…
Legal
This archive contains coverage of stories related to the legal and legislative landscape for ticketing and ticket resale. Stories are ordered by date, with the most recent stories displaying first. You can view older stories by clicking through to higher numbered pages within the archive.
Christian Concert Promoter Charged With $3M Investment Fraud
A man and his company are accused of using $3 million from nearly 150 investors, which he said was meant…
$6.5 Million Class-Action Suit Over Ticketmaster Data Breach Filed
A law firm in the UK has launched a $6.5 million lawsuit against Ticketmaster over the massive data breach that…
Man Who Fired Gun at Ice Cube Concert Sentenced To Three Years In Prison
The California man who was shot by a San Diego County sheriff’s deputy after firing two shots in the air…
Toronto Agency Under Fire For Use of Tickets Donated for Low-Income Children
An agency in Toronto is in hot water after reports of tickets to events donated with the intent of helping…
Ticketholders Feel Scammed After Flambeau Fest Skips Refund, New Concert
Organizers of 2017’s two-day Flambeau Fest in Louisiana, which was cut down to a single day event, still haven’t refunded…
More Than A Dozen Injured At Vigil for Late Rapper Nipsey Hussle
At a memorial to honor the late rapper Nipsey Hussle late last night in Los Angeles, 19 people were injured…
Bay Area Club Owners Sued Over Breaking Ticketing Contracts
A pair of nightclub owners in California will owe a pair of ticketing vendors as much as $738,000 after a…
Fyre Fest Merchandise Will Be Auctioned To Pay Off Billy McFarland’s Debts
Although Billy McFarland is currently in jail for scamming thousands of people during the failed Fyre Festival, his victims are…
Facebook Takes Action Against Ticket Fraud After Investigation
Scammers constantly flood Facebook event pages, pretending to sell nonexistent tickets to potential concertgoers, but after an investigation in the…