Condo Owners Sue SoulCycle Over Noise

Feb 5, 2018

AthleticBusiness.com has partnered with LexisNexis to bring you this content.

Copyright 2018 N.Y.P. Holdings, Inc.
All Rights Reserved

The New York Post

Residents of a ritzy Flatiron condo building say their heads are spinning from the "bowling ball''-like thuds caused by trendy ground-floor tenant SoulCycle.

The condo owners at Altair 18 at 32 W. 18th St., whose pads cost up to $6.5 million, are suing the Manhattan-based fitness company, claiming that its raucous classes have caused "extreme degradation of their quality of life."

"I regularly hear and am disturbed by excessively loud and blaring music and the sound of the instructor's voice," resident Gabriella Knoll complained.

Read More of Today's AB Headlines

Subscribe to Our Daily E-Newsletter

February 6, 2018

Copyright © 2018 LexisNexis, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Terms and Conditions Privacy Policy

Maximize the Use of Your Athletic Fields with SportaFence®

Maximize the Use of Your Athletic Fields with SportaFence®

Former Kentucky Swim and Dive Members File Lawsuit, Allege School Complicit in Former Coach's Abuse

Engin Akyurt Oa Hbc A4 E Tz Q Unsplash

Lawsuit Seeks $1.5M After Peanuts Placed in Allergic Football Teammate's Locker

Giorgio Trovato Wyxq Qpy F Nk8 Unsplash

Worker Burned in Explosion During Stadium Renovation Settles Lawsuit for $22M

Ex-Coach Denies Relationship, Nebraska Files Response to Former Player's Lawsuit

Former University of Nebraska women’s basketball assistant coach Chuck Love has denied ever having a sexual relationship with former Cornhuskers player Ashley Scoggin but acknowledged in a court document that he did meet with her late at night.

Sponsored

Designing the Perfect Weight Room for Any Coach, Trainer or Athlete

REGUPOL

Proven performance flooring — See how the University of Michigan benefits from using REGUPOL's flooring...

Designing the Perfect Weight Room for Any Coach, Trainer or Athlete

Former Kentucky Swim and Dive Members File Lawsuit, Allege School Complicit in Former Coach's Abuse

Two former members of the the University of Kentucky's swim and dive team have sued the school, claiming the school was complicit in allowing former head coach Lars Jorgensen to abuse members of the team.

Lawsuit Seeks $1.5M After Peanuts Placed in Allergic Football Teammate's Locker

A family has filed a $1.5 million lawsuit against a Texas school district, including its superintendent and athletic director, after a group of football players put peanuts in an allergic teammate’s locker last year.

Engin Akyurt Oa Hbc A4 E Tz Q Unsplash

Worker Burned in Explosion During Stadium Renovation Settles Lawsuit for $22M

A worker severely burned in a 2022 explosion during renovation work on the University of Wisconsin’s Camp Randall Stadium has settled his lawsuit against the project’s general contractor for $22 million, his attorney says.

Giorgio Trovato Wyxq Qpy F Nk8 Unsplash

Investigation Finds No Discrimination Against Fresno State Coach

An investigation into claims of racial discrimination brought last March by Fresno State basketball coach Justin Hutson, who is Black, concluded that he was not discriminated against.

UMBC Agrees to Pay $4.1M to Athletes Abused by Ex-Swim Coach, Parts Ways With Athletic Director

The University of Maryland, Baltimore County, has agreed to pay $4.14 million to student-athletes who were abused and discriminated by a former swim coach.

Arizona Cardinals Ordered to Pay Ex-VP $3M for Defamation

An NFL arbitrator has ordered the Arizona Cardinals to pay $3 million to former executive Terry McDonough for "false and defamatory" statements the team made to the media about him, according to a decision filed in federal court Monday.

Arizona Cardinals

LSU Settles Sexual Misconduct Lawsuit Involving Former Athletes

Louisiana State University has settled a lawsuit brought by 10 former students who sued the school over alleged mishandling of sexual assault and domestic violence complaints against football players and others.

Judge Rules Wildcats Can't Change Season-Ticket Holders' Seats Following Rupp Renovation

A judge last week ruled that the University of Kentucky cannot change the seats of UK men's basketball-ticket holders after the school completes its renovation of Rupp Arena.

Screenshot 2024 04 02 At 8 00 32 Am

Police: Volleyball Coach Accused of Sexually Assaulting Student Found Dead

A prep volleyball coach in Long Island, N.Y., who was accused of sexually assaulting a teen was found dead, officials said.

Max Fleischmann 4wc I3 Yqa Wp I Unsplash

Convicted Child Abuser Sentenced to 220 Years After Hacking Jacksonville Jaguars' Video Board

A convicted child molester has been sentenced to 220 years in federal prison for producing child sexual abuse material...

Arbitrator Sides With Steelers in Stadium Scoreboard Improvement Dispute

An arbitrator has sided with the Pittsburgh Steelers in a long-running battle with the Sports & Exhibition Authority over which entity was responsible for paying for improvements to the main scoreboard at Acrisure Stadium before the 2018 season.

Guest C311868f 9267 44c6 A064 9dde33e85231

Page 1 of 366

AB Show 2024 in New Orleans

AB Show is a solution-focused event for athletics, fitness, recreation and military professionals.

Nov. 19-22, 2024

Buyer's Guide

Information on more than 3,000 companies, sorted by category. Listings are updated daily.