The Vikings won a resounding victory over Wells Fargo in a dispute over signs near the new U.S. Bank Stadium.
U.S. District Judge Donovan Frank gave Wells Fargo 30 days to remove elevated signs from the rooftops of two 17-story office towers near the Vikings’ new home. Frank ordered Wells Fargo to pay the team’s legal fees stemming from the dispute, saying that Wells Fargo had breached a contract.
Frank found that the bank had violated a two-year agreement with the team regarding the types of signs on the rooftop of the new Wells Fargo buildings. The Vikings said the pact required the signs be flush with the rooftops.