In The News . . . Attorney’s Fees Request In NFL Concussion Suit Are Pegged At Around $112.5 Million

 

Fees Would Be In Addition to $746 Settlement Fund Payout.

     As reported on NALFA’s Attorney Fee Blog, the National Football League (NFL) may pay as much as $112.5 million in attorney fees to class counsel in the proposed NFL concussion settlement although any fee/expense award will not come out of the $746 million settlement fund—bringing the total liability to around $900 million. Interestingly enough, the fees request is much lower than the initial announcement that the sought-after fee award could reach over $200 million. Layn R. Phillips, a retired district judge and mediator, was the one helping broker the proposed settlement.

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