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settlement of 765 million.
But Dirk Vandever of The Popham Law Firm in Kansas City one of the attorneys representing the five former Chiefs players explained Wednesday that Cooper v. Kansas City Chiefs Football Club will involve different legal issues than the massive class action against the NFL
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12/08/2011
National Football League over the use of the drug Toradol contending that the league ignored the drug's blood-thinning side effects which enhanced their concussions and other injuries.
Attorneys filed a complaint in the case of Finn v. NFL at the U.S. District Court for New Jersey on Monday making it
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01/02/2013
symptoms Mr. Smith was regularly returned to play significantly increasing his chances of long-term brain damage."
Smith also complained that the NFL failed to warn him about the risk of long-term brain injury and cited a number of symptoms.
"As a result Plaintiff Smith suffers permanent and
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monetary awards for those diagnosed with brain injuries. The settlement also obligated the NFL to establish education programs related to football safety.
A group of former players including Alan Faneca Roderick Cartwright Jeff Rohrer and Sean Considine had sought to intervene during the
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11/24/2015
examinations and monetary awards for those diagnosed with brain injuries. The settlement also obligated the NFL to establish education programs related to football safety.
A group of former players including Alan Faneca Roderick Cartwright Jeff Rohrer and Sean Considine had sought to intervene during
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07/10/2013
they may have as part of that process.
NFL spokesman Greg Aiello issued a statement saying the league "respects and will comply with the court's order regarding mediation and will be available to meet with Judge Phillips at his direction."
Anderson said that Phillips is a "highly respected
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05/19/2014
closed.
In March the Cardinals filed a motion seeking to remove the case to federal court. They argued that the case belonged in federal court because the resolution of the dispute would necessarily require the interpretation of collective-bargaining agreements between the players' union and the NFL
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12/23/2014
A federal trial judge last week threw out a lawsuit by a group of former professional football players over the National Football League's alleged practice of loading up athletes with opioids anti-inflammatory medications and surgical anesthetics.
The NFL had asked U.S. District Court Judge
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issues such as the NFL's claim that it is not subject to suit under the terms of its collective bargaining agreement with its players and establish a timetable for trial he said.
Attorneys for the NFL did not return calls for comment but its motion had urged consolidation under 28 U.S.C. 1407
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01/13/2014
did in the NFL championship game in January 1994 players their agents the teams and fans did not know what to make of them. The NFL took the issue seriously enough to create a mild traumatic brain injury committee in 1994. Around then the Pittsburgh Steelers began to baseline their players.
But
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