That means a federal judge has reversed a previous decision made by a jury, which had favored the plaintiffs in a lawsuit against NFL regarding their ‘Sunday Ticket’ package. The original verdict had determined the NFL should pay $4.7 billion in damages. However, with this new ruling, NFL is not required to pay that amount. The details about why the judge overturned the ruling could vary, but it generally means they found legal errors in how the initial decision was reached or interpreted the law differently. The ‘Sunday Ticket’ lawsuit likely pertains to NFL’s broadcast practices, potentially regarding exclusive contracts or pricing structures.
Federal judge overturns $4.7 billion jury verdict in ‘Sunday Ticket’ lawsuit, ruling for NFL
That means a federal judge has reversed a previous decision made by a jury, which had favored the plaintiffs in a lawsuit against NFL regarding their ‘Sunday Ticket’ package. The original verdict had determined the NFL should pay $4.7 billion in damages. However, with this new ruling, NFL is not required to pay that amount. The details about why the judge overturned the ruling could vary, but it generally means they found legal errors in how the initial decision was reached or interpreted the law differently. The ‘Sunday Ticket’ lawsuit likely pertains to NFL’s broadcast practices, potentially regarding exclusive contracts or pricing structures.
