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Pro Sports Teams Should Embrace Either Safety Act “Designation” or “Certification” from Department of Homeland Security

Oct 23, 2009

By Robert J. Romano, Esq.   The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) granted the National Football League immunity from lawsuits in the event that the NFL’s security measures fail to prevent a terrorist attack at league stadiums on both game days and non-game...

Pro Sports Teams Should Embrace Either Safety Act “Designation” or “Certification” from Department of Homeland Security

Oct 23, 2009

By Robert J. Romano, Esq.   The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) granted the National Football League immunity from lawsuits in the event that the NFL’s security measures fail to prevent a terrorist attack at league stadiums on both game days and non-game...

Pro Sports Teams Should Embrace Either Safety Act “Designation” or “Certification” from Department of Homeland Security

Oct 23, 2009

By Robert J. Romano, Esq.   The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) granted the National Football League immunity from lawsuits in the event that the NFL’s security measures fail to prevent a terrorist attack at league stadiums on both game days and non-game...

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