Warren Meyer wonders along with Walter Olson "if the litigation system carries over to football the legal principles
it applies to other industries, the game isn’t likely to survive in its
current form."
plaintiff's lawyers are going to have a hell of a lot better
scientific case than they had with breast implants. I honestly think
it will take an act of Congress to keep the NFL alive, giving them some
sort of liability exemption similar to what ski resorts got years ago.
And don't think the NFL does not know this. If you are wondering why
they handed out insanely over-the-top penalties for bounty-gate in New
Orleans, this is why. They are working to establish a paper trail of
extreme diligence on player safety issues for future litigation.
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