Fan Sues NFL Over High-Priced Super Bowl Tickets

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January 08, 2014

Tickets for Super Bowl XLIV are seen on February 5, 2010 in Miami Gardens, Florida. (Michael Heiman/Getty Images)

Football fan Josh Finkelman paid $4,000 for a pair of tickets to this year's Super Bowl. Now, he's suing the National Football League.

Finkelman believes he spent too much money for the tickets and claims the NFL only makes 1 percent of Super Bowl seats available to the general public at face value, and violated New Jersey's Consumer Fraud Act.

The NFL contends it provides tickets to teams, which distribute the tickets to fans via lottery. Diane Sammons, one of Finkelman's lawyers, joins us to discuss the case.

Read the lawsuit (15 pages)

Guest

Diane Sammons, lawyer with Nagel Rice, LLP, who represents Josh Finkelman.

This segment aired on January 8, 2014.