Six current and former NFL players and BB&T reached a settlement in a suit claiming the bank's predecessor accepted improper documents that cost the players $53 million.
September 11, 2015 at 04:45 PM
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Six current and former NFL players and BB&T reached a confidential settlement in their suit claiming the bank’s predecessor accepted improper documents from their financial adviser on accounts that cost the players a combined $53 million in lost deposits.
The players claimed the money was diverted to an Alabama casino venture that failed. NFL players are not allowed to invest in gambling ventures.
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