All posts belonging to the Law tag can be found in the list below.
A new bill has been passed by the state of New York which means ticketing companies will not be able to hide their fees and present them towards the end of a purchase anymore. Two major policies ha...
Tags: Fees, Law, New York, Resale, Scalping, TicketingA former United States Golf Association (USGA) employee has been sentenced to 14 months in prison for embezzling more than $3.3m (£2.7m/€3.2m) worth of US Open tickets. The announcement was made...
Tags: Department of Justice, Golf, Law, United States Golf AssociationThe UK Government has announced reforms that will aim to protect consumers from being ripped off, as well as boosting competition. Plans are set to include making it illegal to pay someone to write...
Tags: Fraud, Law, Ticket Factory, UK CMA, UK GovernmentA ticket broker convicted of fraudulently selling tickets to Chicago White Sox baseball games has been sentenced to one and a half years in federal prison. During a hearing, the judge sentenced Bru...
Tags: Chicago, Fraud, Law, Major League Baseball, White SoxA Los Angeles federal judge has ruled that the insurance company of Live Nation may need to pay for the losses incurred by the live entertainment giant, due to mass cancellations caused by COVID-19. ...
Tags: Factory Mutual, insurance, Law, Live Nation, Los AngelesLive Nation and artist Travis Scott (pictured) have been hit with multiple lawsuits following the death of eight people at Scott’s Astroworld festival. On Friday, eight attendees were fata...
Tags: Astroworld, Law, Live Nation, NRG Stadium, Texas, Travis ScottThe Aviva Stadium in Dublin has been confirmed as a designated venue under Ireland’s Sale of Tickets Act 2021. This means that all rugby and football games that take place at the stadium w...
Tags: Aviva Stadium, Dublin, Football Association of Ireland, Ireland, Irish Rugby, Law, Sale of Tickets Act 2021Italian primary ticketing service TicketOne has moved ahead with its battle against the secondary market by issuing a statement to the public prosecutor. The ticketing firm is calling on the judici...
Tags: AGCM, Italy, Law, Resale, TicketOneLive Nation Italy has joined CTS Eventim-owned TicketOne in slating the Italian 'named-ticket' law, which the firm said caused major queues and delayed Tuesday's Sting concert by over an hour. The ...
Tags: Assomusica, Italy, Law, Live Nation Italy, Named Ticket, Sting, TicketOneA new organisation, the Face-value European Alliance for Ticketing (FEAT), has launched across Europe to help bolster the drive to tighten-up secondary ticketing legislation. FEAT, which launched y...
Tags: EU, Face Value, FEAT, Law, Legislation, Resale, Secondary Ticketing, UK
