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<span>British law firm Rylands Garth said on Monday that over 1,000 former rugby players are now part of a lawsuit against the sport's governing bodies over concussions and other brain injuries incurred during their time as players.</span>

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BBC News

British law firm Rylands Garth said on Monday that over 1,000 former rugby players are now part of a lawsuit against the sport's governing bodies over concussions and other brain injuries incurred during their time as players.

<span>Plaintiffs include members of the English team that won the 2003 Rugby World Cup, Steve Thompson, Mark Regan and Phil Vickery, as well as former Welsh players Gavin Henson, Colin Charvis, and Ryan Jones. The number increased after 520 new players joined the suit on Friday. </span>

Wales Online

Plaintiffs include members of the English team that won the 2003 Rugby World Cup, Steve Thompson, Mark Regan and Phil Vickery, as well as former Welsh players Gavin Henson, Colin Charvis, and Ryan Jones. The number increased after 520 new players joined the suit on Friday.

Over 1,000 Rugby Players Join Concussion Lawsuit Against Governing Bodies

Over 1,000 Rugby Players Join Concussion Lawsuit Against Governing Bodies

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