The federal judge handling the case over concussions in the National Football League has suggested minor changes to the settlement before she grants it final approval.
February 03, 2015 at 12:00 AM
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The federal judge handling the case over concussions in the National Football League has suggested minor changes to the settlement before she grants it final approval.
The proposed settlement, which got preliminary approval last July after the judge rejected the first deal a year ago, has been maligned by lawyers for some of the former players.
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