Mike Glemser's Journey: From Hockey Player to Paralysis and Legal Action
The Legal Battle of Mike Glemser
Mike Glemser, the hockey player now living with paralysis, has initiated legal proceedings against his opponent for damages. The lawsuit, filed at the Munich II District Court, demands 822,000 euros for pain and suffering resulting from a devastating on-ice incident.
Details of the Incident
- On February 3, 2023, during a match against SC Riessersee, Glemser suffered multiple cervical vertebra fractures after a check.
- He spent ten days in a coma and faces lifelong mobility challenges.
- The opposing player was penalized with a five-minute misconduct penalty.
Implications of the Lawsuit
The outcome of Glemser's case could redefine liability standards in sports.
Public interest surged after the accident, resulting in a fundraising initiative that raised nearly 700,000 euros for Glemser’s medical needs.
Glemser aims to advocate for greater safety measures in contact sports and hopes for a favorable ruling.
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