Liability of Vaccine Makers
A billboard in Morgantown, W.Va., claims that vaccine makers are "exempt from all liability for vaccine injury and death." However, this statement is exaggerated.
Under federal law, vaccine manufacturers have significant lawsuit protections, including being shielded against suits about design defects.
- These protections are paired with a fund that makes compensation payments to injured parties in lieu of filing a lawsuit.
- Vaccine makers' liability protections are not unlimited.
- Companies may be sued if the complaining party rejects the compensation fund's offer.
- Companies may also be sued if negligence and fraud are alleged.
- Additionally, vaccine makers can be sued when their vaccines are intended for adult use.
Vaccine manufacturers benefit from significant lawsuit protections, including being shielded against suits about design defects.
Our goal is to publish the truth so you can be an informed participant in democracy.
Author's summary: Vaccine makers have limited liability protections.
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