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Funding plan for new Cleveland Browns stadium is 'unconstitutional and unlawful,' lawsuit claims
The joint effort between the Cleveland Browns and state of Ohio to build a new suburban stadium ruffled feathers for numerous reasons, including the plan to use $600 million from the state's unclaimed property fund.
Cuyahoga County Judge Lauren Moore ruled the city’s lawsuit over the Browns' planned Brook Park relocation can proceed, rejecting the Haslams' motion to dismiss.
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I-Team: Judge rules on dismissal of Browns lawsuitThe FOX 8 I-Team has learned a Cuyahoga County judge has denied the Cleveland Browns’ motion to dismiss a case filed against ...
Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb says the city’s legal fight over the Browns’ departure for Brook Park isn’t over yet, despite ...
Ohio state lawmakers decided to hand over $600 million to Cleveland Browns owner Jimmy Haslam. Can the team's move to the ...
The Browns and the city of Cleveland are locked in a legal dispute over the team's plans to move and build an enclosed ...
A state court judge has rejected a request from Haslam Sports Group to throw out a lawsuit filed by the city of Cleveland over the Browns’ looming move to Brook Park.
The lawsuit argues that taking money from the state’s Unclaimed Funds Account to pay for the stadium that Haslam Sports Group is planning for suburban Brook Park, south of Cleveland, violates ...
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Cuyahoga County Judge Lauren Moore ruled the city’s lawsuit over the Browns' planned Brook Park relocation can proceed, ...
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