Virginia strikes $1.3 million settlement with Commanders over season-ticket security deposits

Virginia has settled a $1.3 million agreement with the Commanders over unlawfully kept season-ticket security deposits by prior ownership. Attorney General Jason Miyares announced the resolution, with over $600,000 already returned to fans. The Commanders have paid $700,000 in penalties and costs. The new ownership is rectifying past issues, distinguishing themselves from the previous regime's treatment of fans. Similar settlements were reached with Maryland and D.C. concerning security deposits. This move highlights a shift in ownership attitude towards fans.