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Lawsuit is for False advertising and deceptive practices
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The $6 billion lawsuit was filed in a Manhattan federal court, requesting that the franchises dump MetLife Stadium and return to New York by 2025. Until then, the fan demands a rebrand of both the Jets and Giants, calling them the East Rutherford Giants/Jets as long as they are in New Jersey.
“If the Giants and Jets want to call themselves New York teams, they need to come back to New York,” said plaintiff Abdiell Suero in court documents. “I’ve traveled to and from MetLife Stadium by mass transit and car service, and both ways are a nightmare.”
The lawsuit is specifically seeking $2 billion in monetary damages and $4 billion in punitive damages. Additionally, there are legal claims of false advertising and deceptive practices. Suero and his attorney claimed the teams’ moves to New Jersey took a toll on the fanbase, saying, “Plaintiff and the class of New York Giants and Jets fans respectfully request that both teams return to the State of New York so they can enjoy all the healthy social, psychological and physical benefits associated with sports identifications of their home NFL teams.”
“The move to New Jersey financially benefited the the defendants alone at the expense of plaintiff and the class of millions of Giants and Jets fans ... Plaintiff and the class have suffered mental and emotional damage, including depression, sadness and anxiety ... as a result of the Defendants’ conduct.”
Fan files multibillion dollar lawsuit against Jets, Giants for move to NJ - Sports Illustrated
Both franchises currently play in East Rutherford, New Jersey despite claiming the New York name.
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The $6 billion lawsuit was filed in a Manhattan federal court, requesting that the franchises dump MetLife Stadium and return to New York by 2025. Until then, the fan demands a rebrand of both the Jets and Giants, calling them the East Rutherford Giants/Jets as long as they are in New Jersey.
“If the Giants and Jets want to call themselves New York teams, they need to come back to New York,” said plaintiff Abdiell Suero in court documents. “I’ve traveled to and from MetLife Stadium by mass transit and car service, and both ways are a nightmare.”
The lawsuit is specifically seeking $2 billion in monetary damages and $4 billion in punitive damages. Additionally, there are legal claims of false advertising and deceptive practices. Suero and his attorney claimed the teams’ moves to New Jersey took a toll on the fanbase, saying, “Plaintiff and the class of New York Giants and Jets fans respectfully request that both teams return to the State of New York so they can enjoy all the healthy social, psychological and physical benefits associated with sports identifications of their home NFL teams.”
“The move to New Jersey financially benefited the the defendants alone at the expense of plaintiff and the class of millions of Giants and Jets fans ... Plaintiff and the class have suffered mental and emotional damage, including depression, sadness and anxiety ... as a result of the Defendants’ conduct.”
