ProFootballTalk: The NFL's concussion lawsuit hearing was held today in Philadelphia, Pa., and New York Newsday's Bob Glauber joins PFT to break down exactly what happened at the hearing. (NBC Sports)
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The 4,100 former players with concussion-related lawsuits filed against the NFL will face their first major challenge, as the location of where the litigation will play out, will soon be determined. (NBC Sports)
PFT Live: The concussion lawsuit between former players and the NFL will have a critical hearing in Philadelphia. Mike Florio is beginning to wonder if this lawsuit is viewed as a supplemental retirement package by players who have recently walked away from the NFL. (NBC Sports)
PFT Live: According to Mike Florio, just because Browns running back Trent Richardson wasn't arrested for an incident that took place last December, doesn't mean that he won't lose the lawsuit. Florio believes that if Richardson pops up on another civil lawsuit, he could be suspended. (NBC Sports)
The family of Junior Seau has filed a lawsuit against the NFL alleging that the CTE Seau suffered from was a direct result of his time in the NFL. Will their claims hold up in a court of law? (NBC Sports)
PFT Live: Mike Florio analyzes the lawsuit stemming from Junior Seau's death and speaks about the Seau family's chances of success with their claims. (NBC Sports)
The first lawsuit has been filed against Georgia that challenges their decision to reject certain personalized license plates after a man was denied three different requests for plates that expressed his sexual orientation. WXIA's Kevin Rowson reports. (NBC News)
The longtime voice actor who brought Muppet Elmo to life is being accused of having had a sexual relationship with a 15-year-old boy nearly a decade ago. NBC's Chris Jansing reports. (Nightly News)
The popular California-based restaurant chain, In-N-Out, is the target of a class action lawsuit, claiming the firm discriminates against job applicants. KNTV's Cheryl Hurd reports. (NBC News)
House Oversight Committee Chairman Darrell Issa has told NBC News that House Republicans will file a civil suit against Attorney General Eric Holder. NBC's Pete Williams reports. (NBCNews.com)