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Texas DTPA Consumer law part of Super Bowl ticket dispute
Story provided below illustrates how consumers that were denied seating in Super Bowl XLV are bringing a lawsuit against the NFL and Dallas Cowboys owner, Jerry Jones alleging violation of the Texas Deceptive Trade Practices Act in one of the complaints allegations.
Consumer law part of Super Bowl ticket dispute.
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