While Deshaun Watson’s NFL career has resumed with the Browns after grand juries declined to indict him on any criminal charges over sexual misconduct allegations, his legal problems aren't over.
Tony Buzbee, the attorney for the 22 women, said while his clients have been disheartened that Watson is able to participate in NFL activities amid his legal troubles, the attorney is focused on collecting evidence, including depositions of the quarterback, in anticipation of going to trial in civil court.
Two separate Texas grand juries last month declined to indict Watson on criminal complaints stemming from the allegations. “At the end of the day, they don’t shed much light on anything,” Hardin said of Watson’s depositions by Buzbee.
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