Anna Morris KC addresses Module 4 Preliminary Hearing in Covid-19 Inquiry

14 September 2023

Anna Morris KC and Christian Weaver, instructed by Terry Wilcox at Hudgells Solicitors, represent over 1,000 people who have suffered an adverse reaction or bereavement as a result of the Covid-19 vaccine.

Yesterday, in their opening statement to the UK Covid-19 Inquiry preliminary hearing for Module 4, which will focus on vaccines and therapeutics, they highlighted the historic opportunity the Inquiry has to listen, acknowledge and record the experiences of the vaccine injured, and to radically reform the medical, psychological and financial support they receive.

Anna Morris KC leads the team which represents the Vaccine Injured and Bereaved UK, Scottish Vaccine Injury Group, and UK CV Family, alongside GCN’s Christian Weaver and Mark Bradley from Deans Court Chambers.

You can read a transcript of the hearing.

Media coverage of Anna’s appearance can be found below:
Daily Mail Online
The Herald

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