ST. LOUIS • A sports agent from Ladue waited too long to sue Baltimore Raven backup quarterback Robert Griffin III over hundreds of thousands of dollars in unpaid commissions, a federal judge in St. Louis ruled this week.
Ben Dogra sued Griffin last year, claiming he was owed for his share of marketing and endorsement deals from 2014-2016, deals that he negotiated on behalf of Griffin.
But on Wednesday, U.S. District Judge Stephen R. Clark said a dispute between Dogra and his former employer, international sports and talent agency CAA Sports, and a reluctance of either Dogra or CAA to sue Griffin, meant Dogra had delayed the suit past the two-year statute of limitations that applied in the case.