1. What new risks does COVID-19 introduce in the area of medical malpractice liability?
2. What steps can physicians and hospitals take to reduce the risk of being successfully sued for medical malpractice?
3. Foreseeing the potential for significant liability claims arising from COVID-19, Congress included provisions in the CARES Act enacted in Mar 2020 to provide immunity from liability for certain health care professionals.Who is covered by this legislation and what conduct is covered and what is not?How long will the immunity be in effect?
4. Can the COVID-19 vaccine producers be held liable for side effects of the vaccine?Which law was invoked by the Health & Human Services Department to protect them?Is there any other possible recourse available to those who may suffer serious injury from the vaccine?

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