On November 19, the opponents of the NFL concussion settlement had their last chance to object the deal before a U.S. District Judge Anita Brody.
The main argument for the opponents was that the cash award was limited to players who died with chronic traumatic encephalopathy (“CTE”) during a relatively small window of years. Under the current plan, only players who were diagnosed with CTE before July 2014 would be eligible for up to $4 million. Additionally, the diagnostic tests to determine eligibility for some …
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