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0 pointsmannykannot3y ago0 comments

Thanks for the link.

Notice that there is no claim here that it is a safety issue.

If MSG fears certain employees may reveal things it does not want known, it should constrain those employees from contact with the public within its venues.

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pixl973y ago

Yea, I would go on to state that MSG is 'fucking dumb'. Now, I don't know how things work in NY, but at least where I'm from the lawyers do not go to your place of business and ask questions. They go to the courts and put in a filing for demands. If anyone shows up to question employees it's going to be private investigators that are seemingly unaffiliated and you won't know to block them in the first place (NY law might be different here).

To me this screams "MSG is doing illegal/contract breaking shit"

cryptonector3y ago

Of course lawyers ask questions outside of courtrooms and court filings, though you're right that they would send private investigators rather than lawyers to... investigate.

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