Players involved in the ongoing legal action over brain injuries in rugby have been ordered to pay £2.8m in legal fees to the defendants by the end of October. The case, described as 'in crisis,' requires these fees to be settled for the case to continue in its current form. hiddenlangkawi.club
The costs stem directly from delays caused by what Senior Master Cook, the judge overseeing the case, described as the 'contradictory and misguided approach' of Rylands Garth, the solicitors firm previously representing the players. The firm had been representing the players until earlier this year before being replaced.
