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Helping Concussion Victims Bring Lawsuits Against the NCAA

The NCAA is facing a new lawsuit on the behalf of a football player—who competed in the 1950s.  A lineman at SMU, the man at the center of our newest suit allegedly suffered multiple brain injuries during his time as an NCAA athlete.  Football players today still suffer sub-concussive and concussive injuries from the force of colliding with another player or the ground.  In the 1950s, when...

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Industrial Workers Need Legal Help

Industrial Workers Need Legal Help

With up to 3,000 Americans facing a mesothelioma diagnosis each year, more and more individuals have been seeking the help of mesothelioma attorneys. Most of these individuals are industrial workers who faced more hazards in their workplace than those in other fields. Asbestos, in particular, was one of these dangerous hazards to which industrial workers were exposed. We discuss the implications...

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Former Syracuse Player Announces Retirement Because of Head Injury

Concussions have forced talented athletes to retire from the sport they love sooner than anticipated. Sadly, many of these players’ careers might not have been cut short had their coaches and teams followed proper concussion protocol. Below, we discuss the case of former Syracuse player Mike Clark, one of the victims of this negligence. Why Mike Clark Retired From Football In late December 2019,...

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