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He’s one of the country’s most successful lawyers, the NFL is one of his many clients.
ooh! i’ve got an answer to one of those:
Unemployment!
No? Just me? aw man...
1. In a pissing contest, everybody’s feet get wet.
Damn. I’m already a writer for my day job, and this is something I could dabble with during my lunch hour. But it’s only open to US residents.
How much is it worth to the NFL for us to be talking about this instead of concussions? I would guess a lot more than 4 million.
Oof, I should read that one. I think it might be relevant to me.
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$600,000 seems like an awfully large sum of money for a plainly obvious conclusion... hell Bill Nye said as much last fall. FOR FREE
Ted Wells also served as a lead defense attorney for the league in the recently-settled concussion lawsuit and the NFL has been a Paul Weiss client for decades, so it’s completely fair to say he’s not independent.
Huh. Our pool cover is a forest green, but we never noticed how poorly it blends with the snow, because of how we can’t see it. Under the snow.