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Wembley sale: Why are the FA selling? How much will it cost? Where will England play? - Duration: 6:12.

Wembley sale: Why are the FA selling? How much will it cost? Where will England play?

Fulham owner Shahid Khan is the man who wants to buy the ground.

    billionaire Khan is ready to slap down a £500m offer for the ground.

No formal deal is yet in place, with negotiations expected to take place over the coming months.

The Evening Standard say a deal could be announced later this year.

The BBC say the value of the sale to the FA will be worth £800m, with the £500m from the sale being added to by keeping Club Wembley and hospitality facilities, which would come to around £300.

Why are the FA willing to sell? The FA say the £500m raised from selling the stadium will help finance a revamp of grassroots football across the country.

The governing body want to build 1500 .

Will England still play at Wembley? The FA had already been pushing for more England games to take place around the country.

For example, a World Cup warm-up match and a friendly for later this year will both be played away from English footballs HQ.

But the FA insist Wembley will remain the home stadium of the Three Lions, and will also host the FA Cup final and other tournaments, such as the FA Vase and Womens FA Cup.

Why does  Khan is keen to bring his NFL franchise Jackonsville Jaguars to the UK.

The team currently play some regular season matches in London at Wembley and Twickenham.

But hes looking for a permanent base, although that may be several years away as they wait for a loyal fanbase to grow this side of the Atlantic.

What do the NFL say about Khan buying Wembley? The league are fully in favour of his plan.

  The potential purchase of Wembley Stadium is a further powerful sign of their commitment to the UK and their vision to help us grow the sport.

Having stadium options in London has always been critical to the NFL and, in tandem with our 10-year partnership with Tottenham Hotspur, this new relationship would allow for even greater flexibility in scheduling future NFL games in London. What does Shahid Khan say? Ive enjoyed a rewarding relationship with The Football Association for years and my more recent exchanges and time spent with Martin Glenn have served to further strengthen a connection with the FA that made it natural and ultimately possible for both parties to consider this transaction, he said in a statement.

Working with Martin and his team has been a pleasure and clearly productive.

Should we be fortunate to close on the purchase, its important to stress that the spirit and essence of Wembley would be unchanged.

Wembley is a special place, beloved in London and known throughout the world.

I understand the responsibility and accountability that would be ours to accept, and at all times we will be guided so the stadium and Wembley brand are both protected and enhanced.

We will take excellent care of Wembley Stadium in every respect, and at all times be good citizens and neighbours here in London and beyond.

I am grateful for all of my experiences and investments in London, and am privileged to have this opportunity with the FA to forge an agreement that I am certain will be a victory for everyone. Will Fulham move to Wembley if Khan buys the ground? No.

The club are commited to renovating Craven Cottage and the Championship side wont be upping sticks from south-west London to north-west.

What about Chelsea, dont they want to play at Wembley? Chelsea could be the real losers from Khan buying the ground.

The Blues want to rebuild Stamford Bridge and move to Wembley for four years from 2020.

But if Khan takes charge of the ground and moves Jacksonville in, Chelsea may have to look elsewhere.

Twickenham, the biggest stadium near to Stamford Bridge, have already said the football team are not welcome.

Will the stadiums name change? The FA are said to be adamant that a condition of sale will be Wembley remaining part of the stadium name.

Its currently called Wembley Stadium powered by EE, but Khan may seek to draft in an alternative sponsor.

The FA would insist the name remained as Wembley with any sponsorship deal attached to rather than replacing the name of the famous sports stadium.

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How Much Money Do I Get to Keep Out Of My Personal Injury Settlement? - Duration: 7:03.

Good afternoon.

Steve Brooks here from Friday's Inside Look by Brooks.

Today's topic is "How Much Money Do I Get to Keep Out Of My Personal Injury Settlement?"

That is the second most asked question I am asked.

The first most asked is: "How Much Is My Case Worth?"

Both of those are very tough questions to answer, but I am going to focus on the second

question, and I'm going to give you a good lawyer answer: it depends!

It depends on what attorney you choose, number one.

This law group, Brooks Law Group is based on a contingency: we're going to charge

our fee only if we're able to negotiate a settlement with an insurance company or

go to a trial and get a verdict, and then get paid for that verdict, so you'll never

have to pay any upfront money for attorney's fees or cost at the Brooks Law Group.

Out of the total settlement, the first thing we're going to deduct is cost for medical

records, postage, and court report – the hard costs, and then the attorney's fees.

We charge based on the Florida Supreme Court approved form.

So, the cost and fees… the other thing that needs to come out the settlement is if you

used your health insurance to pay for any of your medical care, then your health insurance

will probably have a lien against the settlement proceeds, and that's all by contract.

Your health insurance contract will probably provide that: if a third party runs a stop

sign and causes injury to you and you ultimately have to go to the hospital and use hospital

and doctors, insurance companies will look at themselves burdened, too because they've

had to pay money because of this person's negligence, so if you sue or go after that

third-party and collect money, your health insurance has their hand out (and this all

off contract) their entitled.

If it's Medicare that pays, Medicare has a statutory right to have a lien on the proceeds.

And again, we'll negotiate and pay Medicare out of the proceeds.

If you happens to live in a county that has a lien hospital and you go to a lien hospital

that has perfect their lien appropriately, those monies will have to come out of the

settlement.

Normally, when you have an auto accident in Florida, your PIP will pay for 80% of your

medical care up to $10,000, but you still have a deductible, so if you have to pay out

of pocket, most medical providers will forego collecting off that until the case is settled,

but they want to be paid with the settlement money, so we want to leave our clients in

good standing credit wise.

We always advise to them to pay the monies outstanding that would fall under that deductible.

There will be times, when, as a client, you don't have health insurance, but you desperately

need medical care – surgery – far and above the $10,000 PIP will go.

Some providers and doctors will accept an Letter of Protection.

An LOP is a letter to the medical provider signed by you and me, the attorney, that says

that if they provide that medical care, we promise to pay them proceeds from the settlement

or jury verdict.

So, those are the main areas that we're required to subtract and pay out of the settlement

proceeds, and then obviously after all your bills are paid, you, the client get the balance.

So much of this is circumstantial – whether health care paid for everything, whether you

have a LOP, whether it's heavily litigated, whether you were involved in a case involving

questionable liability, that case will be heavily litigated and your costs will be very

high.

Those are the consequences of litigation sometimes.

There are a lot of factors that goes into what has to

ultimately be deducted.

So, if you have questions about your settlement proceeds or about your personal injury case,

you can email me at steve@brookslawgroup.com.

I will try to go along with you and answer any questions you have.

Otherwise, I hope you have a great weekend and I'll see you next Friday for Inside

Look by Brooks.

Thank you for joining me today.