Suns told employees to sign contract limiting their ability to sue team, per report

The Phoenix Suns have reportedly asked their employees to sign a contract that limits their ability to sue the team. This move comes amid a lawsuit filed by two minority owners against the team's owner, Mat Ishbia. According to the report, the contract requires employees to agree to resolve any disputes through private arbitration rather than going to court. This could potentially make it more difficult for employees to take legal action against the team or its management. The report suggests that the move is part of Ishbia's efforts to consolidate control over the organization. The lawsuit filed by the minority owners alleges that Ishbia has made unilateral decisions without their input, which they claim is a violation of their rights as owners. The situation highlights the complex dynamics within professional sports organizations and the potential tensions that can arise between owners, management, and employees. While the Suns have not officially commented on the report, the allegations raise questions about the team's corporate governance and its treatment of its workforce.