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AFL Concussion Lawsuit Expands to Over 100 Players
First article: 26 mar. 2026, 04:59
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The class-action lawsuit against the Australian Football League (AFL) concerning the long-term effects of concussion has expanded significantly, now involving over 100 former players. The players allege that the AFL failed to adequately protect them from the risks associated with concussions and that the league was negligent in its management of concussion protocols. This development underscores the growing concern about the impact of head injuries in sports and the potential legal ramifications for sporting organizations.Articles about this topic
AFL concussion class action expands to more than 100 former players
Eight more footballers have joined a multimillion-dollar concussion class action against the AFL, tipping the total to over 100 former players who all claim they have been left brain-damaged by the game.
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