Were you or a loved one injured by COVID-19 after refusing vaccination based on misinformation from an online influencer or television personality?
About This Project
John Culhane, Professor of Law and H. Albert Young Fellow in Constitutional Law and Co-Director of the Family Health Law & Policy Institute at Widener University Delaware Law School, has spearheaded an initiative to research and examine the sources of misleading information about COVID-19 vaccines. Working with a small group of students, Prof. Culhane will conduct factual research through sensitive interviews with COVID-19 sufferers, and with those who have lost loved ones to the disease. At the conclusion of each interview, and with the party's consent, the team may identify possible follow-up action, which may include legal recourse. Such legal action would be conducted by third parties with whom the Project Team has no relationship.
To submit a report, please call 833-VAX-LIES (833-829-5437).
For information about the COVID-19 vaccines, please visit Vaccines for COVID-19 | CDC.
Meet John Culhane
John Culhane is H. Albert Young Fellow in Constitutional Law, Professor of Law, and Co-Director of the Family Health Law & Policy Institute at Delaware Law School (Widener University). He is also Visiting Professor at Temple University Beasley School of Law. He teaches in the areas of Torts, Family Law, Public Health Law, and Constitutional Law. He is a regular contributor to both Slate and Politico, and has authored several books and dozens of law journal articles on a wide variety of topics. He is a member of the Delaware Human Subjects Review Board. An accomplished open-water and Masters swimmer, John Culhane lives in Philadelphia with his family.
Some of John's Work
Fox News Could Be Sued if Its Anti-Vax Statements Caused People to Die - Slate
Op-ed, Make Gun Companies Pay Blood Money - New York Times
In the ‘Baby Veronica’ Case, Shouldn’t We Ask What’s Best for the Child - Slate
Sandbags Full of Money: Victim Compensation After 9/11 - Dissent
Media Inquiries