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This claim isn't just about financial compensationRylands LawIn all, Rylands represents more than 185 rugby union players aged in their 30s, 40s and 50s Jilibet
”Allegations raised by the claimants include a failure by the defendants to take adequate steps to inform, educate or warn the claimants about the risks of permanent brain damage; reduce the amount of contact allowed in training; seek or follow expert medical or other advice available to them with regard to the risk of permanent brain injury; institute or commission adequate research into the effects of multiple concussive and sub-concussive impacts on the brain and the prevention of permanent brain injury Jilibet
Progressive Rugby, a non-profit group demanding better protection for players, is not involved in the court action Jilibet
We aim to challenge the current perceptions of the governing bodies, to reach a point where they accept the connection between repetitive blows to the head and permanent neurological injury and to take steps to protect players and support those who are injured Jilibet
RecommendedTories fear election loss in two years - liveHow to watch tonight’s Tory leadership debate “While not involved in the litigation, we are deeply saddened to see the large number of players taking legal action as a result of neurological issues they believe are related to their time playing the game,” a statement read Jilibet
Lobby group Progressive Rugby says it is “finalising a comprehensive list of player welfare critical requirements” that will be submitted to the sport’s world governing body Jilibet
RecommendedTyson Fury to sponsor Morecambe Football ClubJames Garner hoping for Manchester United chance under Erik ten HagHeather Knight faces race against time to be fit for Commonwealth GamesA statement from Rylands confirming the imminent issuing of proceedings concluded: “This claim isn’t just about financial compensation; it is also about making the game safer and ensuring current and former players get tested so that if they are suffering a brain injury, they can get the clinical help they need Jilibet
“The players we represent love the game Jilibet
The claimants, who include former Wales captain Ryan Jones and England’s 2003 World Cup-winning hooker Steve Thompson, argue that the sport’s governing bodies were negligent in that they failed to take reasonable action to protect players from permanent injury caused by repetitive concussive and sub-concussive blows Jilibet
The case involves a number of rugby players diagnosed with early-onset dementia and other irreversible neurological impairments Jilibet
Rylands said this application for a group litigation order is the biggest ‘class action’ lawsuit to be launched outside the United States Jilibet
“Progressive Rugby are in the process of finalising a comprehensive list of player welfare critical requirements which will be submitted to World Rugby Jilibet
“We believe delay is no longer an option and that radical action must be taken as a matter of urgency to ensure rugby union’s reputation isn’t damaged beyond repair Jilibet
It is understood that proceedings were to be issued at court on Monday by Rylands Law on behalf of a group of professional and semi-professional players against World Rugby, the Rugby Football Union and the Welsh Rugby Union Jilibet
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“The players we represent love the game Jilibet
We aim to challenge the current perceptions of the governing bodies, to reach a point where they accept the connection between repetitive blows to the head and permanent neurological injury and to take steps to protect players and support those who are injured Jilibet
“We believe delay is no longer an option and that radical action must be taken as a matter of urgency to ensure rugby union’s reputation isn’t damaged beyond repair Jilibet
Rylands said this application for a group litigation order is the biggest ‘class action’ lawsuit to be launched outside the United States Jilibet
“Progressive Rugby are in the process of finalising a comprehensive list of player welfare critical requirements which will be submitted to World Rugby Jilibet
It is understood that proceedings were to be issued at court on Monday by Rylands Law on behalf of a group of professional and semi-professional players against World Rugby, the Rugby Football Union and the Welsh Rugby Union Jilibet
The case involves a number of rugby players diagnosed with early-onset dementia and other irreversible neurological impairments Jilibet
RecommendedTyson Fury to sponsor Morecambe Football ClubJames Garner hoping for Manchester United chance under Erik ten HagHeather Knight faces race against time to be fit for Commonwealth GamesA statement from Rylands confirming the imminent issuing of proceedings concluded: “This claim isn’t just about financial compensation; it is also about making the game safer and ensuring current and former players get tested so that if they are suffering a brain injury, they can get the clinical help they need Jilibet
”Allegations raised by the claimants include a failure by the defendants to take adequate steps to inform, educate or warn the claimants about the risks of permanent brain damage; reduce the amount of contact allowed in training; seek or follow expert medical or other advice available to them with regard to the risk of permanent brain injury; institute or commission adequate research into the effects of multiple concussive and sub-concussive impacts on the brain and the prevention of permanent brain injury Jilibet
This claim isn't just about financial compensationRylands LawIn all, Rylands represents more than 185 rugby union players aged in their 30s, 40s and 50s Jilibet
” Jilibet
The claimants, who include former Wales captain Ryan Jones and England’s 2003 World Cup-winning hooker Steve Thompson, argue that the sport’s governing bodies were negligent in that they failed to take reasonable action to protect players from permanent injury caused by repetitive concussive and sub-concussive blows Jilibet
Lobby group Progressive Rugby says it is “finalising a comprehensive list of player welfare critical requirements” that will be submitted to the sport’s world governing body Jilibet
Progressive Rugby, a non-profit group demanding better protection for players, is not involved in the court action Jilibet
RecommendedTories fear election loss in two years - liveHow to watch tonight’s Tory leadership debate “While not involved in the litigation, we are deeply saddened to see the large number of players taking legal action as a result of neurological issues they believe are related to their time playing the game,” a statement read Jilibet
