Herman v. Admit One

Williams, RJ.

However vigorously moral philosophers and others might debate the topic of the cost of admission to the Elysian Fields that is Fenway Park, whether by direct purchase from the Boston Red Sox or through “ticket scalpers,”1 this case addresses but one aspect of the “Anti-Scalping Statute,” G.Lc. 140, §185D.2 The defendant, Admit One Ticket Agency, LLC (“Admit One”), has appealed the judgment against it following a bench trial in which the plaintiff, Colman M. Herman (“Herman”), prevailed on his G.L.c. 93A action against Admit One for having quoted him allegedly exorbitant prices…