Judges and Judiciary
Jan. 17, 2024
Vaccine plaintiffs’ goal achieved, but judge denies fees
Judge Mitchell Beckloff struck the mandate down on constitutional grounds in a related case and said the plaintiffs were not the successful party.
A judge rejected a nonprofit’s motion for attorney fees, saying it never won at any proceeding, though its goal — an injunction against the Los Angeles School District’s vaccine requirement — was achieved when the judge found the mandate unconstitutional in another case.
Attorneys for the Children’s Health Defense — California Chapter, who sued over a since-abandoned COVID-19 vaccine mandate, had argued that their petition prevailed in pro...
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