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Madison Square Garden Entertainment CEO James Dolan said Saturday he has filed suit against the SLA, which has reportedly moved to pull the liquor licenses of
MSG Entertainment is using facial recognition to identify, accost, and remove attorneys involved in lawsuits against it. It's doubling down on doing it.
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Recent months have seen lawyers kicked out of the Garden and Radio City Music Hall, which Dolan also runs, after they were identified by facial-recognition technology.
It led to charges that MSG, under its CEO James Dolan, has been regularly using facial recognition technology to keep certain individuals out of the Garden
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Manhattan state Sen. Brad Hoylman-Sigal and a bevy of pols gathered outside MSG on Sunday to demand its controversial CEO James Dolan end the practice.