The ‘Industrial Disease’ of the NFL and the Settlement that Sidelines Some Players

"The line into the federal courthouse in Philadelphia was so long that November morning in 2014 that a judge had assigned a special security detail to manage the crowd. Taking their places inside a courtroom were top litigators from around the country, along with retired NFL players and their families, all waiting their turn for airtime in front of a federal judge considering whether to approve one of the largest, most controversial settlements in history."

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