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Company for Tony Romo's canceled fantasy football event sues NFL
http://espn.go.com/dallas/nfl/story...erfering-national-fantasy-football-convention
A company organized to put on a fantasy football event in Las Vegas has filed a lawsuit against the NFL, asking for more than $1 million in damages.
Fan Expo LLC sued the league in Dallas on Monday, accusing the NFL of illegally interfering with its National Fantasy Football Convention that was supposed to take place earlier this month.
Tony Romo and a Dallas entrepreneur, was supposed to take place from July 10-12 at a convention area of The Venetian and feature a roster of at least 60 NFL players under contract, including Romo, Odell Beckham Jr., Rob Gronkowski and Dez Bryant. But five weeks before the event, the suit alleges, NFL officials called people associated with the players who were getting paid to come -- their teams, families, their agents and, in some cases, even their parents -- to tell them they would be fined or suspended if they attended the convention.
The NFL also told the NFL Network's Michael Fabiano that if he remained the host of the event he would risk losing his job, the suit claims...
http://espn.go.com/dallas/nfl/story...erfering-national-fantasy-football-convention
A company organized to put on a fantasy football event in Las Vegas has filed a lawsuit against the NFL, asking for more than $1 million in damages.
Fan Expo LLC sued the league in Dallas on Monday, accusing the NFL of illegally interfering with its National Fantasy Football Convention that was supposed to take place earlier this month.
Tony Romo and a Dallas entrepreneur, was supposed to take place from July 10-12 at a convention area of The Venetian and feature a roster of at least 60 NFL players under contract, including Romo, Odell Beckham Jr., Rob Gronkowski and Dez Bryant. But five weeks before the event, the suit alleges, NFL officials called people associated with the players who were getting paid to come -- their teams, families, their agents and, in some cases, even their parents -- to tell them they would be fined or suspended if they attended the convention.
The NFL also told the NFL Network's Michael Fabiano that if he remained the host of the event he would risk losing his job, the suit claims...