Health Care & Hospital Law,
U.S. Supreme Court
Jan. 5, 2022
High court should block vaccine mandates pending full judicial review
The U.S. Supreme Court should hold that the challenges to the Biden administration’s unconstitutional, extra-statutory, and arbitrary mandates are likely to prevail, preventing them from taking effect before the lower courts reach final decisions on the merits.
Michael Columbo
Partner
Dhillon Law Group Inc.
Michael principally represents participants in the political process and those whose constitutional rights have been violated, as well as organizations and individuals facing investigation and punishment by federal and state government agencies and prosecutors. Additionally, he litigates whistleblower claims of fraud in government contracts and programs. He is a former Assistant United States Attorney, currently serves on the board of the California Political Attorneys Association, and is a senior fellow at the Institute for Free Speech.
On Friday, the U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments in two cases that may determine the fate of the Biden administration's vaccine mandates for health care workers and larger employers. Biden v. Missouri, 21A240; National Federation of Independent Business v. Department of Labor, 21A244. The court should hold that the challenges to these unconstitutional, extra-statutory, and arbitrary mandates are likely to pr...
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