Montana’s Supreme Court Affirms Ruling Against Indoor Football League

The Supreme Court of Montana has affirmed a lower court’s ruling that a team owner was entitled to a default judgment from an indoor football league, stemming from a legal dispute involving the team’s nickname.   The National Indoor Football League, LLC (NIFL) had claimed among other things that it was improperly served by the plaintiff. MPS, the plaintiff, had purchased a professional indoor football team in March 2005 as well as acquired from the NIFL the right to operate the team in