The federal judge handling the NFL concussion litigation clarified Thursday that she has issued no new rulings in the case.
April 18, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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The federal judge handling the NFL concussion litigation clarified Thursday that she has issued no new rulings in the case.
An order filed earlier this week reiterated her January opinion that denied preliminary approval to the $760 million settlement agreement reached by the National Football League and the former players who sustained various types of brain injuries while they played for NFL teams.
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