Rugby Brain Injury Crisis as Judge Reviews Strikeouts

The legal case concerning brain damage in rugby is at a critical juncture as judges consider striking out 95% of the claimants due to non-compliance with court orders to disclose neurological testing documents. The case, involving rugby governing bodies and multiple unions, faces delays because of procedural issues largely attributed to solicitor Richard Boardman, with the judge describing the situation as “uncharted territory.” Whether the remaining cases proceed will depend on further legal rulings, but the case has already been ongoing for six years and cost millions.

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