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Former AFL players allege they suffered acquired brain injuries from concussions during training and games. Recent reporting says the proceeding has expanded, with more than 100 former players connected to the broader litigation.
Former AFL players allege they suffered acquired brain injuries from concussions during training and games. Recent reporting says the proceeding has expanded, with more than 100 former players connected to the broader litigation.
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A class action brought by former AFL players over alleged concussion-related brain injuries is scheduled for a 12-week trial starting 26 July 2027 in the Victorian Supreme Court. Nearly 100 former players are reportedly
Citation: News.com.au update linked to this ClassActions matter record, 18 May 2026.
Recent reporting and court materials say the AFL concussion proceeding led by former Geelong player Max Rooke has broadened, with more than 100 former players connected to the litigation. The claims allege acquired brain
Citation: ABC News / court reporting update linked to this ClassActions matter record, 5 May 2026.
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