Skins sell ticket straight to scalpers

[CRedskinsRule]

Originally Posted by SBXVII

Unless there's something I missed I thought Maryland oversaw DC. but even having said that DC is actually guided by the Federal Gov. so I would guess the contract laws follow more to the Federal Laws regarding contract law.

I really don't know, but since the Skins business is out of Ashburn, I assume that they would have VA as the place where disputes are resolved, similar to Microsoft using Washington State courts. But I really don't know for sure either.

[irish]

Originally Posted by CRedskinsRule

I really don't know, but since the Skins business is out of Ashburn, I assume that they would have VA as the place where disputes are resolved, similar to Microsoft using Washington State courts. But I really don't know for sure either.

The Post article says that the cases were in PG County (Md) court.

[CRedskinsRule]

Originally Posted by irish

The Post article says that the cases were in PG County (Md) court.

You are right.

[BringBackJoeT]

Originally Posted by CRedskinsRule

I really don't know, but since the Skins business is out of Ashburn, I assume that they would have VA as the place where disputes are resolved, similar to Microsoft using Washington State courts. But I really don't know for sure either.

True, but there have been lawsuits the Redskins have been part of that identifed Fed Ex Field, in P.G. County, as the team's "principle place of business," so on that basis PG County may be the locale of proper court jurisdiction. Of course, the story says that the grandmother defendant did not even answer the complaint, so jurisdiction wasn't really contested.

[SmootSmack]

Originally Posted by BringBackJoeT

True, but there have been lawsuits the Redskins have been part of that identifed Fed Ex Field, in P.G. County, as the team's "principle place of business," so on that basis PG County may be the locale of proper court jurisdiction. Of course, the story says that the grandmother defendant did not even answer the complaint, so jurisdiction wasn't really contested.

They have offices in Landover, as well as Ashburn.