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Player's Family Suing the NFL

Updated: March 7, 2013

JOPLIN, MO-- Recently the family of deceased former professional football player Junior Seau filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the NFL, alleging that his suicide was the result of a brain disease caused by multiple head injuries. Attorney Aaron Sachs discusses takes a closer look at the case in this week's Legally Speaking.

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