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More than 1,000 former rugby players in concussion lawsuit

  • Over 1,000 former rugby players are suing sports governing bodies over brain injuries they claim to have suffered during their careers, according to Rylands Garth, a British law firm.
  • More than 520 former players joined the lawsuit by the court's deadline, bringing the total to approximately 1,100.
  • The players argue that the governing bodies failed to take reasonable action to protect them from known concussion risks, despite being aware of the dangers.
  • Rylands Garth is advocating for reforms, including an independent brain health ombudsman for rugby, to enhance player safety.
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In France, all sports combined, at least 100,000 concussions are diagnosed each year. Rugby is the most affected sport, but far from being the only one. For a long time, the athletes have been silent. Today, like Sébastien Chabal, the word is free. Top Info investigated. (Sports).

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More than 1,000 former rugby players in concussion lawsuit

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As the images of violent shocks continue to hit the consciences, the union of professional rugby players, Provale, launches this Wednesday in Paris a Grenelle dedicated to concussions. An initiative that occurs in an increasingly tense climate, where vigilance over head trauma seems to give way to ...

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Winnipeg Free Press broke the news in Winnipeg, Canada on Monday, June 2, 2025.
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