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Arkansas Razorbacks running back Rawleigh Williams, who suffered a career-ending neck injury in April 2017, was taken from the field in Fayetteville a year and a half earlier after suffering a herniated disk in his neck during a game against Auburn University.
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Former Razorback Settles Lawsuit with Insurance CompaniesLock Icon

Rawleigh Williams III recently settled his suit in Washington County Circuit Court against the underwriters at Lloyd’s of London for allegations of breach of contract and other misconduct. read more >

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Arkansas Razorbacks running back Rawleigh Williams, who suffered a career-ending neck injury in April 2017, was taken from the field in Fayetteville a year and a half earlier after suffering a herniated disk in his neck during a game against Auburn University.
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Former Razorback, His Career Ended by Injury, Sues InsurerLock Icon

Former Arkansas Razorback Rawleigh Williams III thought a $1 million sports disability insurance policy would protect him financially if an injury derailed what promised to be a lucrative pro football career. read more >

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