Lawyers pushing for approval of their settlement in the suit that former football players filed against the NFL have undercut their own argument and actually incentivized suicide, a dissenting group of former players argued in a supplemental objection filed Feb. 27.
The case has been fraught with disagreement on the plaintiffs’ side, with dozens of the players’ lawyers saying the lead attorneys struck a bad deal with the National Football League.
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