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WHO Hit with Class-Action Lawsuit Over COVID-19 Response
May 4th, 2020
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WHO Hit with Class-Action Lawsuit Over COVID-19 Response
Earlier this week, the World Health Organization (WHO) was hit with a class-action lawsuit filed by New York residents in Westchester County. The county was one of the original virus hot spots in the U.S. The suit was filed by three New Yorkers, including Richard Kling, a doctor, Steve Rotker and Gennaro Purchia. The three are accusing the WHO of taking part in a cover-up and allege they were “injured and damaged by WHO’s negligent conduct.” As a result, the lawsuit is seeking unspecified damages for “WHO's 'incalculable' harm to the roughly 756,000 adult residents in Westchester County who would make up the class.”
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