Lawyer leading rugby’s concussion lawsuit quits

The lawyer spearheading the high-profile concussion lawsuit against rugby's governing bodies has stepped down from the case, marking a significant development in the ongoing legal battle over head injuries in the sport. The departure raises questions about the future direction of the litigation, which involves numerous former players claiming they suffered long-term neurological damage as a result of playing rugby. The case has been a landmark effort to hold rugby authorities accountable for their handling of concussion risks and player safety protocols.