Janet Nova, who'd been with the NFL five years, was part of the legal team that last month persuaded a judge to throw out a $4.7 billion judgment against the league.
September 12, 2024 at 12:51 PM
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The National Football League’s deputy general counsel for media and league business affairs, Janet Nova, has left the league just as efforts to hire a successor for her boss, General Counsel Jeff Pash, heat up.
Media outlets had tagged Nova as a potential successor for Pash, 68, who has been with the NFL since 1997 and will retire when a successor is named. Commissioner Roger Goodell in May notified team owners of Pash’s retirement plans.
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