Lawyers from McKool Smith helped represent the players in a $28 million settlement with the NFL Players Association over licensing and marketing revenue. The players later sued, claiming McKool blew the chance to win greater damages.
July 10, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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Former NFL players are settling a malpractice action against class counsel at McKool Smith, according to court filings.
Back in 2008, lawyers from McKool Smith helped Manatt, Phelps & Phillips represent the players in a $28 million settlement with the NFL Players Association over licensing and marketing revenue. The players later sued both firms in San Francisco, claiming McKool and Manatt blew the chance to win greater damages.
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