A settlement has been reached in the lawsuit over a staph infection that benched former Cleveland Browns receiver Joe Jurevicius and the terms of the settlement will be kept confidential, Fred Nance, the attorney for the team, said Tuesday. Jurevicius sued the Browns and the Cleveland Clinic last year, saying the team misrepresented the cleanliness of its training facility. He blamed doctors with negligence over the 2008 staph infection in his right knee. The Browns had at least six players stricken with some sort of staph infection in recent years. There was no immediate comment from Jurevicius, who doesn't have a phone listing for the address in court records. Source: Associated Press
one of my favorite's. The Browns have ruined so many careers because they can't keep staph out of there facility.
And I was just saying in another thread we were just about out of re-hashed Browns headlines after all the RFA's signed.
The Browns did the right thing. Joe deserved the win, and hopefully we will never here about staph in the Browns facility again. The rhyme was unintentional.
