• Everything except four of the 24 claims that supposed rape by Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson have been settled, ESPN investigated Tuesday.
• A Texas great jury had declined to prosecute the quarterback.

Watson was charged in excess of 20 ladies had approached last year, who was likewise explored by the NFL for charges.

“Today I declare that all arguments against Deshaun Watson, except for four, have settled. We are dealing with the desk work connected with those settlements,” Tony Buzbee, the lawyer addressing the ladies, said in an explanation.

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“Whenever we have done as such, those specific cases will be excused. The terms and measures of the settlements are private. We won’t remark further on the settlements or those cases.”

Buzbee added that Ashley Solis’ case and instances of three different ladies have not settled. Rub advisor Solis was the one who documented the primary claim asserting rape by Watson.

“Ashley Solis is one of the legends of this story. Her case has not settled and accordingly her story and that of the other three courageous ladies will proceed,” Buzbee added.

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“I anticipate attempting these cases at the appropriate time, predictable with other agenda commitments and the court’s timetable.”

In March, the 26-year-old Watson had denied physically attacking or acting in an improper way towards any of the 22 ladies who had submitted questions against him at that point.