The COVID litigation conference, Atlanta

Just arrived home

This was an amazing conference. Steve Kirsch’s Vaccine Safety Research Foundation and Warner Mendenhall’s law firm were the primary sponsors. CHD also had a part in it, as did a few other organizations. Louisa Clary of VSRF was the MC.

Why was it amazing? As I told Steve Kirsch, I did not want to go. A legal conference seemed too far out of my lane. And why hold it next door to the evil CDC? Would anyone even show up? There had been so few COVID issues litigated, I feared the conference would be a bust, without attendees. Boy was I wrong.

It was well attended and there were plenty of young people as well as gray heads like me. In fact it sold out.

Every speaker was interesting and very competent. None of the talks were boring, and some were thrilling. There were short keynotes by Jeff Childers, Sujata Gibson, Robert Barnes, Steve Kirsch, Mary Holland, Robert Malone and Warner Mendenhall.

The arrangement of the talks was by areas of potential litigation, with a group of panelists giving their views and then time for a Q and A. Panelists told any hungry lawyers in the audience how much they might earn taking the different kinds of cases, how long it would take to be paid, how complex or easy the litigation might be, and Jeff Childers highlighted that many of the experts were right there and willing to help. Hopefully this will be the beginning of the end of the attempted world coup perpetrated by bored billionaires looking for their next Mount Everest.

Here is the list of conference topics:

1. Employer Mandates

2. Hospital Negligence

3. Civil Rights I and II

4. Education Mandates

5. Medical License and Board Certification Threats

6. Fraud

7. Vaccine Injury

8. Censorship

9. Future Litigation

Now, George Webb tweeted that despite his press pass he had been thrown out. George is about 6’ 6” or 6’ 8” so I would have loved to see that. Unfortunately I failed to get a glimpse of him. He also tweeted that we at the conference should worry that it was some sort of controlled opposition event.

Well, if a few bad guys didn’t crash the party, I’d be disappointed. But every single speaker was a good guy. There were no hidden agendas that I could discern. Steve and Warner put on a very high quality and important conference, because the most likely way we will stop this reset is by dealing it a number of blows in the courts. Soon, I hope. A huge thanks to everyone who put this together, especially Louisa and the staff.