Former D.C. Attorney General Karl A. Racine said his team scored the $9.5 million settlement from Google, ahead of his successor’s swearing-in.
Google to pay more than $400 million to settle states' location tracking lawsuits
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Racine said the team, now known as the Commanders after playing under different names in previous years, is subject to laws in the District because it markets to D.C. residents, who are paying customers as fans.
Commanders settle with Md. over season-ticket holders' money
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