Iowa Schools Brace for Concussion Lawsuits

The state of Iowa expects more lawsuits to be filed after a former high school football player was awarded close to $1 million when a U.S. District Court found that his school district was at fault for complications due to head injuries he sustained while playing football.

Kacey Strough is now in a wheelchair as a result of head injuries he believed occurred while playing football at his high school three years ago. The jury faulted the school district because the school nurse was negligent in alerting coaches, as well as Strough’s guardian, of a possible concussion.

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