Legal Opinion

Howard v. Minnesota Timberwolves Basketball Ltd. Partnership

Court of Appeals of Minnesota

Decided November 27, 2001No. C3-01-864PublishedCited by 8 opinions

1Opinion of the Court

OPINION

STONEBURNER, Judge.

On appeal from a grant of summary judgment, appellant Frank Howard argues that the district court made impermissible findings of fact and erred as a matter of law in concluding that the Timberwolves (team) acted as a single entity to limit Howard’s access to the Target Center to photograph team games and did not violate antitrust laws, and erred by granting summary judgment on his claims for tor-tious interference with prospective business relations and contract. Because we agree that the team acted as a single entity as a matter of law, and that the team was…

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