Attorney Larry McGuinness is suing the San Antonio Spurs after buying a premium ticket to a game against the Miami Heat. He claims he did not see a contest played by the NBA's elite as he expected.
January 17, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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Miami attorney Larry McGuinness isn’t receiving a lot of love this week from Texas.
The lawyer made headlines across the nation Wednesday after filing a class action suit against the San Antonio Spurs because its coach sat four of his star players against the Miami Heat during a regular season game Nov. 29.
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