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Vaccine Reactions to COVID-19 Immunization
Since the start of the worldwide coronavirus pandemic, pharmaceutical companies have rushed to develop an effective COVID-19 vaccine. Over 120 different candidates are in various testing phases.

Before vaccines are given to the general public they have to undergo clinical trials. The clinical trials are designed to determine the effectiveness of the vaccination and to detect unexpected side effects and adverse reactions.

However, it’s very difficult to detect rare adverse reactions during clinical trials because of the small group of vaccinated test subjects. Unexpected reactions and side effects can surface when the vaccine is released to the larger population.

Compensation For Injuries Caused by COVID-19 Vaccinations
At present, people have little or no recourse if they are injured by a COVID-19 vaccine. Lawsuits against the companies that make the vaccine, and the medical staff who give the shots, are generally barred by federal law.

Claims for injuries can be brought in the Countermeasures Injury Compensation Program (CICP), however, the CICP exists outside the legal system. Any decisions made by the CICP are made in secret by the Department of Health & Human Services (HHS) with no right of appeal to any court.

HHS has recently proposed a rule change that will keep COVID-19 vaccines in the CICP and out of the well-established Vaccine Injury Compensation Program (VICP). The VICP has processed thousands of vaccine injury claims over 30 years, paying out billions of dollars in compensation. Unlike the CICP, claims in the VICP are decided in a federal court and have a right of appeal up to the United States Supreme Court.

Problems with the Countermeasures Compensation Program (CICP)
In addition to having no right to a judge and no right to an appeal, the CICP has many extreme limitations.

Claims must be brought within one year of vaccination, with no exceptions. For example, if you are in a coma for a year and a day and bring the claim with the CICP the day you awake, you are automatically barred.
Federal courts are specifically prohibited from exercising any jurisdiction over the CICP, so even if the CICP violates its own rules, you cannot appeal.
The CICP only awards a portion of your lost wages from a COVID-19 vaccine injury.
The CICP does not award any money for pain and suffering

Countermeasures Injury Program Payouts are Rare

Between 2010 and 2020 the Countermeasures Injury Compensation Program (CICP) paid out only 8% of the claims it received. Out of 446 claims, mostly for reactions to the H1N1 vaccine, only 39 people across the United States got any sort of money from the CICP.

Meanwhile, the Vaccine Injury Compensation Program (VICP) has paid about 33% of the claims it’s received since 1989. In fact, the Vaccine Court has awarded almost $4-billion dollars to nearly 7,500 people since 1989.