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Will The New York Times Article Impact The NFL Concussion Litigation?

 On March 24, 2016, Alan Schwarz of the New York Times wrote a revealing article outlining the actions the NFL took to manipulate the opinions of neurologists they retained to study the effect of concussions and the health risks related thereto. The article also suggests that the NFL has relied…

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The NFL Continues to Deny Workers’ Compensation Claims Filed by Injured Former Players

As the publicity of the NFL’s concussion crisis continues to increase, and public pressure continues to mount for the NFL to assume financial responsibility for the costs associated with injuries suffered by former NFL players, the NFL continues to deny former player’s claims for workers’ compensation benefits.  The most recent…

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The Effects of the Newly Enacted Workers’ Compensation Law Restricting NFL Player’s Rights to file Claims in California

In October of 2013, California Governor Jerry Brown signed into law a new bill that restricts the rights of many former professional athletes from pursuing workers’ compensation benefits in California.   It is not often that the topic of workers’ compensation draws the attention of the mainstream media, however given…

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The NFL is Not the Only Big Business in Denial Over Concussions and Brain Injuries

PBS’ Frontline series received significant attention this week for the premier of “League of Denial:  The NFL’s Concussion Crisis”  which premiered on October 8th at 9:00 p.m.  This television program is based on the book of the same title written by Steve Fainaru and Mark Fainaru-Wadu.  The authors are both…

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