Under an EUA, Can Businesses Require Employees and Customers to Get Vaccinated?
Can private businesses mandate that employees and customers receive COVID-19 vaccines authorized for emergency use?
Dorit Reiss
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Read more: What Does the Good News on the Vaccine Front Mean? What Does the Good News on the Vaccine Front Mean?
In the past weeks, three companies in advanced stages of COVID-19 vaccine trials reported good news. What does this mean?
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Read more: Past Anti-Vax Campaign Provides Insights for Current COVID-19 Debates Past Anti-Vax Campaign Provides Insights for Current COVID-19 Debates
The anti-vax movement is dishonest, aggressive, and experienced in creating fear and doubt. These tactics are now being used in the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Read more: Why a COVID-19 Vaccine Shouldn’t be Mandatory Why a COVID-19 Vaccine Shouldn’t be Mandatory
We believe premature mandates won’t work. In fact, they could backfire spectacularly.
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Read more: New York’s Strict Vaccine Mandate Goes to Court New York’s Strict Vaccine Mandate Goes to Court
By Dorit Reiss On June 13, 2019 New York repealed the religious exemption from its school immunization mandates. While the actual repeal went fast – the bill passed the Assembly health committee, the Assembly floor, the Senate floor and the Governor’s office on the same day – the bill has been in the process since…
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Read more: The Rockland Ban: The Next Step in the Battle Against Measles The Rockland Ban: The Next Step in the Battle Against Measles
The ban on unvaccinated kids in public spaces seems like a drastic step, but it is the culmination of extensive efforts to stem a large outbreak created by anti-vaccine misinformation.
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Read more: California Court of Appeal Rejects Challenge to Vaccine Law California Court of Appeal Rejects Challenge to Vaccine Law
By Dorit Reiss The Second Appellate District’s Court of Appeal upheld the California law that removed California’s Personal Belief Exemption (PBE) from school immunization requirements earlier this month. The decision is a strong endorsement of immunization mandates and is binding on all state courts until another appellate decision is handed down, or the Supreme Court…
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Read more: How the New York Court of Appeals Applied the Soda Cap Criteria to Vaccines How the New York Court of Appeals Applied the Soda Cap Criteria to Vaccines
By Dorit Reiss New York’s Court of Appeals reversed an Appellate Division decision and reinstated New York City’s influenza mandate for city daycares in Garcia v. New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene in June. Applying the same criteria the court used in 2014 to overturn the city’s controversial Soda Cap, the court…