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Arnold et al v. St. Louis Rams, LLC
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June 25, 2019
Rams Must Pay $7.2M In Atty Fees In Seat Licenses Suit
A Missouri federal judge has granted $7.2 million in attorney fees under a settlement agreement in a class action brought by football fans who bought personal seat licenses for St. Louis Rams home games before a 2015 decision to move the NFL team to Los Angeles.
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April 10, 2018
Rams Can't Pause Ticket Holders' Suit During Appeal
The NFL's Rams must move forward with discovery and trial prep in a ticket holders' suit over the team's move from St. Louis to Los Angeles while the Eighth Circuit mulls whether to review class certification, a Missouri federal judge ruled on Monday, saying the work would still be relevant to individual claims.
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October 11, 2016
Rams Fans Again Urge State Jurisdiction In LA-Move Suit
Disgruntled Rams fans urged a Missouri federal court Tuesday to rethink its decision to deny remand in one of several suits against the Los Angeles Rams over the franchise's move from St. Louis, arguing state jurisdiction is warranted because more than two-thirds of the proposed class members are Missouri citizens.