Four hockey parents filed a federal class-action lawsuit against Black Bear Sports Group, alleging that the youth hockey company misled families by requiring them to book rooms at specific hotels and inflated prices during their children’s competitions.
The parents say they were charged “junk fees” and could usually find cheaper rates at the same hotels without using Black Bear’s booking platform. But they said that Black Bear coerced them into paying steep room prices by threatening to disqualify their kids and teams from playing if they did not comply.
The lawsuit, filed Sept. 1 in the U.S. District Court in Delaware, alleges that Black…
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