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Lawsuit Against USEF Reveals Limitations Of Federation’s Rule Enforcement Policies

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Krysia Nelson

Attorney at Law

A federal court dismissed dressage trainer Michael Barisone's lawsuit claiming USEF failed to act on complaints about a student before he shot her in 2019. The ruling explains when USEF rules apply outside competition and what its Safe Sport Policy requires.

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A federal court dismissed dressage trainer Michael Barisone's lawsuit claiming USEF failed to act on complaints about a student before he shot her in 2019. The ruling explains when USEF rules apply outside competition and what its Safe Sport Policy requires.