The National Football League left Los Angeles in 1995, but if the league's San Diego Chargers and Oakland Raiders have their way, the two franchises will play in a new $1.7 billion stadium just south of the city's downtown in Carson, California. The privately financed project, announced by both teams Friday, has led to roles for at least two Am Law 100 firms.
February 20, 2015 at 06:19 PM
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After 20 years, professional football could finally make its return to Los Angeles.
The National Football League’s San Diego Chargers and Oakland Raiders announced Friday a plan to jointly construct a new $1.7 billion stadium located about 15 miles south of downtown Los Angeles in Carson, California. The privately financed project, which would be the home field for both teams, has led to roles for at least two Am Law 100 firms.
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