Michigan’s main insurer in conversations on lawsuits due to released workers and Coid-19 vaccines
Detroit (AP) – The main insurance company in Michigan in an interview is that it is possible to settle more than 100 lawsuits of employees who have been released after they have refused to get a Coid-19 vaccination, Court records show.
Discovering comes three months after the jury assignment More than $ 12 million A woman who worked at Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan for over 30 years.
Much of that award is likely to be reduced due to the restriction of criminal damage. But in court, lawyers for Blue Cross and Lisa Domki have asked the Federal Judge to put their case on Thursday while working with the mediator to try to achieve “global resolution” in relation to similar lawsuits.
Blue Cross and Noah Hurwitz, a lawyer who represents Domki and many other former employees, refused to comment on Friday.
The IT Specialist, she said, said she was a victim of religious discrimination. The Blue Cross 2021 did not approve of the exemption from its Coid-19 vaccine policy, despite its insistence that the vaccine had clashed with its Catholic beliefs.
The Blue Cross denied any discrimination and said that he believed that the Doman had no sincere religious belief.
The jury awarded about $ 1.7 million in November, a $ 1 million, $ 1 million, and $ 10 million criminal damage.
US District Judge David Lawson listened to arguments in January about a reduction in the amount. But he did not make the immediate decision. Domenic lawyers have admitted that criminal compensation cannot exceed $ 300,000.
