AAF Closes Up Shop And Leaves Litigation Over Ownership In Limbo

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Only 8 weeks into its inaugural season, the Alliance of American Football has suspended operations, leaving pending litigation in limbo

, Polian claimed that it was Dundon—who is also an owner of the Carolina Hurricanes in the National Hockey League—who decided to suspend all AAF operations. Polian expressed disappointment in Dundon's decision to shut down the league.

At this stage, however, there seems to be little reason for Vanech's claims against Ebersol and the AAF to continue. If that were to happen, Vanech's claims against the AAF could be discharged by the court, meaning that they would be wiped clean. On the other hand, the nature of Vanech's claims and injuries could render the lawsuit as non-dischargeable in bankruptcy.

 

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Perhaps locating more teams along the eastern seaboard, where pro football is most popular might’ve helped.

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