Wednesday
Jan092013
The first-place prize money remains in limbo

Remember the story of the fishing crew who caught the million dollar marlin in the 2010 Big Rock Blue Marlin Tournament but were disqualified due to a crew member not having a valid fishing license? Well they sued, and now the case is is headed to the North Carolina Supreme Court.
LINK (via: The Charlotte Observer)
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Reader Comments (1)
While I feel for the guys, the rules seemed like they were well established. My kids shouldn't get trophies for participating in sports and folks who get disqualified from a tournament for breaking the rules should sit down. Of course, then what would lawyers do?