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Swine flu vaccine remains on the news agenda around the world An article in England in the Daily Mail on 2nd April, features the case of a little boy with narcolepsy after swine flu vaccine This follows similar incidents in Ireland, … Continue reading →

I’ve been consulted recently by a client whose partner had the flu vaccine last Autumn. Until this person received the vaccine they were fit and healthy. Then within about 48 hours of vaccination they fell ill. Initially the symptoms were … Continue reading →

The Consumer Protection Act 1987 (“CPA”) came into force in England and Wales with effect from 1st March 1988. The Act provides that the manufacturer of a defective product will be liable to pay compensatory damages for injury loss and … Continue reading →

The Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI) is an independent expert advisory committee that advises Ministers on matters relating to the provision of vaccination and immunisation services.  The Health Protection (Vaccination) Regulations 2009 came into force from 1st April … Continue reading →

The purpose of this group of Members of Parliament is to: “To support and advise individuals, families and organised groups campaigning for assistance for vaccine damaged people” Details of the membership and officers of the group are available here The … Continue reading →

The UK Parliament has provided a compensation scheme for victims of vaccine injury in the Vaccine Damage Payment Act 1979. But the scheme is badly flawed. Here are 4 compelling reasons why it needs to be reformed. 1. To qualify for … Continue reading →

Welcome to Vaccine Justice. This blog is for anyone interested in vaccine safety and issues arising out of the rare adverse reactions to vaccination This blog is written by Peter Todd a solicitor specialising in cases of serious permanent disablement … Continue reading →