Federal Lawsuit Filed for Injuries Resulting from COVID-19 Vaccines
A law firm based in Alberta has filed a national class action lawsuit against the federal government over injuries from the COVID-19 vaccines.
The lawsuit, which still needs to be certified by a court, potentially covers the whole country with the exception of Quebec, which has its own civil law system, said Leighton Grey, a lawyer at Grey Wowk Spencer LLP.
“We’ve had tremendous response, we’ve had about 1,300 people already respond and want to be part of the lawsuit,” Mr. Grey told The Epoch Times. “And we think that’s going to grow.”
The “representative plaintiff” is a woman in her 30s from St. Albert, just outside Edmonton.
Mr. Grey said the woman suffered “a pretty severe reaction” to her first shot of a COVID-19 vaccine. She was convinced by her doctor to get a second shot, and her reaction to that was worse.
“Since then she’s had a whole series of health problems, everything from skin rashes … but the most serious one is that she has fainting spells,” he said. “She has unpredictable fainting spells where she falls … and she hurts herself.”
He said the condition has left the married mother of two virtually unable to work. Before receiving the vaccine, she had been a professional massage therapist and a yoga instructor.
“Especially the second injection made it impossible for her to work because of course, she’s living in constant fear of having one of her fainting spells,” said Mr. Grey.
