According to the protective order, the Andersons are barred from contacting Jackson or his immediate family and must stay at least 500 yards away from the Jacksons or their homes, schools and workplaces. They are also prohibited from posting about Bo Jackson via social media and must remove all social media content referencing him.Jackson was awarded a little more than $1 million in compensatory damages and to offset attorneys’ fees, with $20 million tacked on as punitive damages.Defendants have acted with malice, wantonness, oppression, with a conscious effort of indifference to circumstances and with the specific intent to cause Plaintiff harm,” Cobb County judge Jason Marbutt wrote in his ruling.According to the lawsuit filed by Jackson through his Marietta, Ga., attorneys, the Andersons — one of whom lives in Cobb County and the other in Texas — attempted to extort $20 million from Jackson in exchange for not publicly disclosing information that would cast him “in a false light” and cause “severe emotional distress.” In addition to his earnings as a professional baseball and football player in the 1980s and 1990s, Jackson was also a well-compensated pitchman for Nike and other companies and has also operated a number of successful businesses over the years.