Several attorneys say they have been denied entry into MSG-owned venues because their firm is in active litigation against the company.
That was James Dolan, executive chairman and CEO of Madison Square Garden Sports MSGS and Madison Square Garden Entertainment MSGE, talking about the controversial facial recognition technology being used at the world’s most famous arena.
That was James Dolan, executive chairman and CEO of Madison Square Garden Sports MSGS and Madison Square Garden Entertainment MSGE , talking about the controversial facial recognition technology being used at the world’s most famous arena. Several attorneys have claimed they have been denied entry into venues the company owns because their firm is engaged in active litigation with the company, even if they are not personally involved in the case.
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