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Meet the Lawyers on the New United Airlines Covid Vaccine Class Action Case — Updated

September 24, 2021 Natalie Posgate

The United Airlines class action lawsuit that attracted national attention this week was filed in Dallas-Fort Worth’s backyard — and also involves Texas-based parties and attorneys.  

Filed Monday in Fort Worth federal court, six employees of United Airlines allege that the company’s mandatory Covid-19 vaccination policy discriminates against them and others who seek an exemption for religious or medical reasons. The class action group, which includes two captains, an aircraft technician, a station operations representative, a customer service representative and a flight attendant, predominantly reside in Tarrant County.

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