EA agrees to pay tens of millions to college athletes

Electronic Arts has agreed to pay tens of millions of dollars to current and former college athletes to settle a lawsuit about using their likenesses in the animated images in EA Sports games.

“This is a historic settlement,” said lead attorney for the players, Michael Hausfeld. “This settlement represents an acknowledgment that the NCAA’s rules barring payment to current and former players cannot stand.”

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