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Rugby brain injury lawsuit near collapse as judge weighs striking out 95% of claimants
A landmark group lawsuit brought by 561 rugby players claiming compensation for brain damage is on the brink of collapse at London's Royal Courts of Justice. Senior Master Cook is weighing whether to strike out 95% of claimants for failing to comply with a court order to disclose neurological testing documents. After two days of hearings, the judge said the case was in "uncharted territory" with no legal precedent to guide him, and blamed solicitor Richard Boardman for the situation.
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