A lawsuit seeking damages totaling ¢55.2 million has prompted the Third Civil Court of San José, Costa Rica, to order a freeze on the bank accounts of the Costa Rica Surfing Federation (FSCR). The court action stems from a claim for damages and losses. Details regarding the nature of the lawsuit and the claimant remain undisclosed at this time. This legal order significantly impacts the financial operations of the FSCR, potentially hindering its ability to fund activities and programs. The Federation will now be required to address the legal challenge and work towards a resolution to unfreeze its assets. The case highlights the potential financial risks facing sports organizations and the importance of legal compliance in Costa Rica. It’s currently unknown how the FSCR intends to respond to the court’s decision.