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Netflix and a producer for its reality competition show “Squid Game: The Challenge” are being threatened with a lawsuit after two contestants allegedly suffered injuries while participating in one of the show's games in the U.K. In a press release on Thursday, Express Solicitors CEO Daniel Slade noted that the law firm had already sent legal letters on behalf of their clients to Netflix and Studio Lambert, the co-producer of the show.

'Squid Game: The Challenge' contestants threatened a lawsuit against Netflix and the production companies behind the show after suffering hypothermia and nerve damage while filming.

Contestants from Netflix’s Squid Game: The Challenge are threatening to sue its producers after allegedly suffering from hypothermia and sustaining nerve damage during filming.

Contestants on 'Squid Game: The Challenge' are threatening legal action, claiming they sustained injuries during the show's filming. 

Express Solicitors boss Daniel Slade said: Contestants thought they were taking part in something fun and those injured did not expect to suffer as they did.

The potential lawsuit revolves specifically around the 'Red Light, Green Light' challenge which, like the original drama, had contestants evade capture by a giant robotic doll.

Some Squid Game: The Challenge stars have threatened Netflix and producers with a lawsuit, claiming they were left with injuries while competing on the game show

Two players, represented by a U.K.-based law firm, claimed they suffered from hypothermia and nerve damage after taking part in a game for the show.

Contestants in Squid Game: The Challenge are planning to sue Netflix over the 'inhumane' filming conditions which resulted in 'serious' injuries.

Reality gameshow participants got ‘hypothermia’ and ‘injuries’ when filming in Bedfordshire, two claim