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  1. Big Molecule Watch

    European Commission Makes Sanofi’s Antitrust Commitments Binding

    By Jeremy Jones

    On October 13, 2026, the European Union’s (EU) European Commission made Sanofi’s commitments not to disparage a competing flu vaccine legally binding. The Commission found that Sanofi’s enhanced flu vaccine…

  2. Drug & Device Law

    Ninth Circuit Holds that PREP Act Immunity Blocks Vaccine Mandate Challenge

    By Stephen McConnell

    Last week we blogged about the Seventh Circuit's affirmance of a dismissal of yet another case challenging a vaccine mandate. We predicted that our inbox would be visited by dissenters.…

  3. Employment Law Letter

    From Lawyer to Employer | Season 5, Episode 1 | Beyond Vaccines: Rethinking Religious Accommodations in the Workplace

    By Sarah N. Niemiroski, Peter J. Murphy

    Season 5 of From Lawyer to Employer kicks off with new host Sarah Niemiroski! In her debut episode, Sarah welcomes fellow Shipman attorney Peter Murphy to explore what employers can…

  4. Worms & Germs Blog

    Vaccination Scenarios, Part 6: How Much Is Too Much?

    By Scott Weese

    In previous posts in this series, I discussed the impact on the occurrence of vaccine adverse events of giving multiple different vaccines to a pet at the same visit or…

  5. Worms & Germs Blog

    Vaccination Scenarios, Part 3: Premedication For Preventing Vaccine Reactions

    By Scott Weese

    TL;DR: There's no proven premedication strategy that reliably prevents adverse reactions to vaccines; instead focus on patient risk assessment, appropriate vaccine selection, close monitoring, and prompt treatment if an adverse…

  6. Drug & Device Law

    We Would Get Sanctioned If We Behaved Like That

    By Eric Alexander

    Several years ago, the Blog started posting fairly regularly about decisions challenging vaccine mandates and policies enacted by a range of public and private entities.  The reason why there was…

  7. Religion Clause

    Iowa Supreme Court Hears Arguments on Religious Exemption from Required Covid Vaccine

    By Howard Friedman

    This week, the Iowa Supreme Court heard oral arguments in Perry v. Dordt University, (IA Sup. Ct., argued 9/15/2026). (Video of full oral arguments.) In the case, nursing student Andrew…

  8. Religion Clause

    Supreme Court Review Sought in Denial of Religious Exemption from Vaccine Requirement for Student Attending Online School

    By Howard Friedman

    A petition for certiorari (full text) was filed last week with the U.S. Supreme Court in Perry v. Marteney, (Sup.Ct., cert. filed 9/4/2026). In the case, the U.S. 4th Circuit Court of Appeals,…

  9. Marler Blog

    Hepatitis A Is the One Foodborne Illness We Can Vaccinate Away. Making the Shot Optional Is a Very Bad Idea.

    By Bill Marler

    Lena H. Sun and Paige Winfield Cunningham walked through each of the childhood vaccines the CDC stopped broadly recommending, in the Washington Post. Their piece is what prompted this one. It is…

  10. Big Molecule Watch

    FDA Approves Moderna’s mFLUSIVA (mRNA-1010) Seasonal Influenza Vaccine

    By Grace Truong

    On August 5, 2026, Moderna announced that the FDA approved mFLUSIVA (mRNA-1010), a new seasonal influenza vaccine, for use in all adults 50 years of age and older.  As we…