Law360, New York (December 12, 2013, 7:01 PM EST) -- In early November 2013, National Football League offensive lineman Jonathan Martin took a leave from the Miami Dolphins. Citing bullying and harassment by teammates, Martin sought treatment for emotional issues while also sparking a media debate about what happened and who was at fault. Allegations of profane and racially derogatory language, demands for money by other players to fund their luxuries, physical altercations and lunchroom pranks filled the news. Teammates and other players in the league commented and shared stories of their own hazing, taking varied positions, some even claimed Martin deserved to be dropped from the team because he could not act "like a grown man" and deal with the situation....
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