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NFL Turf Injuries Renew Debate Over League Liability
For a sport as contact driven as professional football, it is not a question of if players will get injured, but when. Over the years, prominent National Football League (“NFL”) players suffering career-altering injuries have raised questions about the NFL’s legal duty that may arise in these scenarios. Increased scrutiny centered on the NFL’s liability for player safety is pushing the league to take further action to mitigate preventable risks, specifically when it comes to

Julia Bisson
Nov 24, 20255 min read


Hardheadedness: A Brand That Can Save the NFL
There is no doubt there are growing concerns about the National Football League’s (NFL) long-term sustainability due to the players’ risk...

Ben Rosen
Jan 20, 20256 min read
While Plaintiff in Gee v. NCAA Faces Uphill Battle, A Win Could Equal Hundreds of Millions for Collegiate CTE Victims
Historical Criticism of NCAA’s Concussion Protocol While CTE has been a highly publicized problem within the NFL for years, many are now...
Villanova Sports Law Blog
Dec 6, 20229 min read
The New Era of Concussion Prevention in Football Comes at a Cost
By Veronica Sansone, Guest Writer, Class of 2024 Former players continue to file lawsuits against the NCAA seeking damages for...
Villanova Sports Law Blog
Apr 5, 20223 min read
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