Tag Archives: litigation
April 2016 Concussion Litigation Reporter Goes Live
April 2016, Vol. 4, No. 10
Timely reporting on developments and legal strategies at the intersection of sports and concussions—articles that benefit practicing attorneys who may be pursuing a claim or defending a client.
Table of Contents
- Family Seeks Upward of $20 Million in Wake of Defendants’ Alleged Failure to Follow Concussion Protocol
- Court Deals Blow to NFL’s Pension Plan in Concussion-Related Case
- Researcher Zeroes in on Genetic Connection to Prolonged Recovery from Concussion
- Canadian Court Dismisses Football Concussion Case and Sends it to Arbitration
- Hard impact: US NFL Concussion Injury Litigation – implications for Australian claims
- Court Finds Allegation of Civil Rights Violations Misplaced in Concussion Case
- Female Athletes May Suffer More Concussions than Male Athletes
- Settlement Reached Between Pop Warner Football and Family of Teen Who Killed Himself
- Settlement Reached Between Student Athlete and Portland State University in Concussion Litigation
Posted in College, Football, General, High School, Hockey, Litigation, Other Sports, Outside U.S., Products, Professional
Tagged concussion, CTE, judge, lawsuit, litigation
Leave a comment
Concussion Litigation Reporter Table of Contents November 2015
November 2015, Vol. 4, No. 5
Timely reporting on developments and legal strategies at the intersection of sports and concussions—articles that benefit practicing attorneys who may be pursuing a claim or defending a client.
Contents
Articles
- Court: Concussed Plaintiff Must Exhaust Administrative Remedies Before Making Accommodation Claim
- Parents Appeal the Dismissal of Concussion Lawsuit Involving Son
- Tennis Star Eugenie Bouchard Sues Operators of the U.S. Open For Accident That Resulted In Head Injury
- Former High School Football Player Sues School District After Coaches Re-Insert Him in Game
- Court Closes the Door on Concussed Plaintiff’s Claim, Dismissing with Prejudice
- WWE Attorneys Ask Court for Sanctions, Grapple over Proper Actions in CTE Lawsuit
- Would OSHA “Punt” on Inspecting an NFL team?
- Parents vs. Football: Study Finds 41 Percent of Parents Want Football Eliminated From School
Posted in College, Football, General, High School, Hockey, Litigation, Other Sports, Outside U.S., Products, Professional
Tagged concussion, lawsuit, litigation
Leave a comment
Concussion Litigation Reporter Table of Contents October 2015
Concussion Litigation Reporter — September 2015
October 2015, Vol. 4, No. 4
Timely reporting on developments and legal strategies at the intersection of sports and concussions—articles that benefit practicing attorneys who may be pursuing a claim or defending a client.
Articles
- Court Sends a Message to Riddell and other Sporting Goods Manufacturers
- Concussed Football Player Claims High School, Coach Didn’t Follow Louisiana Youth Concussion Act
- Court Rules for Riddell in Consumer Fraud Case after Reconsidering Original Decision
- Former Student Athlete Sues Bucknell over Concussion
- The Underidentification of Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) in Professional Sports
- Ex-Mission Prep Football Player Can Seek Punitive Damages in Lawsuit against Teammate, Judge Rules
- Concussion Injuries in Sport – Who is Liable?
- Sports Entities Embrace Online Concussion Program to Mitigate Concussions
- MMA, New York State and Concussions
Posted in College, Football, General, High School, Hockey, Litigation, Other Sports, Outside U.S., Products, Professional, Uncategorized
Tagged concussion, lawsuit, litigation
Leave a comment
