Trial due to possible vaccine damage: Date February 20

Frankenthal Regional Court - Trial due to possible vaccine damage: Date February 20

The regional court in Frankenthal has set a date of February 20, 2024 (9.00 a.m.) for the announcement of a verdict in a lawsuit alleging damage to health caused by a coronavirus vaccination. "A verdict could then be announced, possibly also an order to take evidence or, for example, an order to provide information or impose conditions," said a court spokeswoman in the Palatinate city on Tuesday.

According to the court, a woman from Rhineland-Palatinate based her lawsuit against the Mainz-based vaccine manufacturer Biontech on the fact that a second vaccination led to a bilateral pulmonary artery embolism - i.e. a blockage of blood vessels in the lungs. Since the cause could not be determined, the woman attributed it to the vaccination. The plaintiff is claiming damages and compensation for pain and suffering. Biontech considers the claim to be unfounded.

The hearing took place in public on Tuesday. The application for exclusion of the public on the part of the plaintiff was not upheld, it was said. A settlement was not reached.

This is not the first lawsuit of this kind in Germany; several lawsuits have already been dismissed due to alleged vaccination damage.

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1. The trial related to alleged vaccine damage from a coronavirus vaccination in Germany will take place at the Regional Court in Frankenthal on February 20, 2024.
2. The woman from Rhineland-Palatinate is suing Biontech, a vaccine manufacturer based in Mainz, claiming damage to her health after a second vaccination led to a bilateral pulmonary artery embolism.
3. Despite the public hearing on Tuesday, the application for exclusion of the public by the plaintiff was not upheld, and a settlement was not reached in the case.
4. This is not an isolated incident in Germany; several other lawsuits alleging vaccination damage have already been dismissed in the past.
5. The regional court in Frankenthal mentioned that if a verdict is announced on February 20, it could lead to an order for evidence, information provision, or imposition of conditions.
6. The woman from Rhineland-Palatinate is seeking damages and compensation for pain and suffering related to the alleged vaccine damage.
7. The coronavirus vaccination and potential vaccine damage have been subjects of public concern and discussion, with impacts on public health, courts, and manufacturers like Biontech.

Source: www.stern.de