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Help With Vaccine Rights Legislation

     The vaccine controversy can be divided into two broad sub-parts:

1) Problems with vaccines and vaccine policy, and
2) Solutions aimed as changing vaccine policy and law.

Regarding the latter, legislative initiatives are the best solution most of the time. Historically, vaccine rights litigation has been largely unsuccessful, and it can backfire by creating unfavorable precedent.


     To maximize effectiveness in the legislative arena, you must first know the scope of the problem. See this Vaccine Choice Legislative Agenda. With this information, we can make informed choices about what legislative issues should be our top priority, which affect the most people, which may be better addressed after others, which can be addressed simultaneously, etc.

     Attorney Phillips can assist you with your vaccine rights legislative initiatives. For more on emergency rights--where vaccines can be mandated without exemptions during a declared emergency--see the Pandemic Response Project website. For other legislative concerns, See this Summary of Attorney Phillips' Legislative Projects, or contact Attorney Phillips now.

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Alan Phillips, Attorney at Law, P.O. Box 3473, Chapel Hill, NC 27515-3473
attorney@vaccinerights.com, 919-960-5172
 
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