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COLLINS & TRUETT ATTORNEYS P A v PETKAUSKAS et al
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August 17, 2021
NFL Concussion Deal Auditor Settles Firm's Hacking Claim
NFL concussion settlement administrator BrownGreer PLC has inked a deal to end accusations that it illegally hacked into a Florida law firm's email servers to obtain purported communications from embattled attorney Tim Howard, the firms said Tuesday.
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July 19, 2021
Hacking Suit Against NFL Settlement Firm Sent To Pa.
A Florida suit claiming NFL concussion settlement auditors hacked a law firm's email is being sent by the Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation to the Pennsylvania federal judge overseeing the settlement, despite arguments from the firm that the case belongs in the Sunshine State.
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July 15, 2021
Litigation Funder Says DQ'd NFL Concussion Firm Owes $30M
The insolvent firm of Tim Howard, a Florida attorney who was accused of swindling NFL players out of their life savings and was recently disqualified from the league's concussion settlement, owes litigation funder Virage Capital Management $30 million, according to recent insolvency proceedings in Florida state court.
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July 13, 2021
NFL Concussion Deal Masters Say Atty Fabricated Evidence
A Florida attorney accused of swindling NFL players out of their life savings also "engaged in a wide-ranging, long-standing, and brazen pattern and practice of manufacturing evidence" for concussion settlement payout claims, the settlement's special masters found in a recent decision to disqualify the lawyer and his former firm.