Capriola v. Trustees of Boston College et al
Plaintiff: Glenn Capriola
Defendant: Trustees of Boston College and The National Collegiate Athletic Association
Case Number: MA/1:16-cv-11431
Filed: August 22, 2016
Court: Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation
Nature of Suit: Other
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Plaintiff: Glenn Capriola
Represented By: Jay Edelson
Represented By: Benjamin H Richman
Represented By: Anthony Tarricone
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Defendant: Trustees of Boston College
Represented By: John D. Hanify
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Defendant: The National Collegiate Athletic Association
Represented By: National Collegiate Athletic Association
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