Daniel Snyder is gone, however he’ll by no means be forgotten.

Particularly not with lingering litigation to nonetheless be resolved.

Virginia lawyer normal Jason Miyares has introduced a $1.3 settlement with the Commanders. Mentioned Miyares on X, “Prior possession unlawfully saved safety deposits for years after they need to have been returned to season ticket holders. Now, that cash is being repaid.”

Miyares features a hyperlink to an NBCWashington.com story on the matter.

“We’re happy that this settlement has been reached resolving points that occurred underneath prior possession,” the Commanders mentioned in an announcement to NBC Washington.

Greater than $600,000 has already been returned to season-ticket holders. The group has paid one other $700,000 in penalties and prices.

Whereas present possession is reducing the checks, ithe buy worth seemingly mirrored the legal responsibility that Josh Harris and firm could be buying from Snyder.

“I believe it’s protected to say that what we noticed right here with Washington is they only considered their followers as a option to get a buck — the earlier possession, [the] manner they handled their safety deposits,” Miyares mentioned. “The brand new possession acknowledged, pay attention, we inherited this, we purchased this group. We’re going to take possession of it.”

The Commanders beforehand reached a cope with Maryland to return safety deposits to season-ticket holders and pay a $250,000 penalty. One other $200,000 in repayments and a $425,000 high-quality was paid to settle D.C. claims associated to the group’s prior behavior of taking, and protecting, season-ticket safety deposits.