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May 6, 2010
Rams player sues supplement maker after positive drug test
A St. Louis Rams player who was suspended after testing positive for a banned substance has sued the maker of the nutritional supplement.
Jan 16, 2009
Ex-Ram sues NFL for disability benefits
A former St. Louis Rams defensive tackle is suing the National Football League’s player retirement plan for failing to pay disability benefits and accusing the team of knowingly aggravating his kidney disease by giving him anti-inflammatory drugs. Gaylon M. Hyder, who played for the Rams during the 2000 season, suffers from kidney disease, cardiovascular problems […]
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