Government,
Civil Litigation
Jun. 16, 2021
Lockdown lawsuits likely to live on, lawyers say
Workers, prison inmates, churches, businesses suing over fees and insurance coverage are some of the lawsuits that are likely to go forward.
Though California's governor ended many pandemic restrictions this week, attorneys say COVID-related lawsuits will continue for years.
These cases can be divided between those concerned with past harms and those focused on preventing future restrictions. The past harm category has included workers and prison inmates who have sued over COVID exposure, as well as employees who claim they were laid off without proper notice during order...
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