Hockey Player Sues Opponent, Referees After Suffering a Concussion

Jun 13, 2014

A Canadian man who suffered a concussion while competing in a game in a no-contact hockey league has sued the opposing player who caused the injury as well as the two referees who worked the game.   Plaintiff Hugo Bergeron was playing for the New Age Drilling Warriors in a game against the Murphy Built Southern Lakes on Oct. 22, 2012. Bergeron alleged that the game, right from the start, was “aggressive, heated and chippy,” and that the referees did little to control it. In the second p
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