Unlawful Orders: Military Could Owe Billions to Service Members Involuntarily Discharged for Refusing COVID Shots

On today’s ‘Defender In-Depth,’ Michael Nevradakis interviews Dale Saran, an attorney representing service members who were discharged for opting out of COVID-19 vaccination. In this episode, Dale and Michael do a deep-dive into 3 related class-action lawsuits.

Dale Saran is a retired Major (USMCR) who served as a judge advocate and helicopter pilot for more than 20 years. As a defense attorney in 1999, then Captain Saran defended Marines who refused the controversial anthrax vaccine, and later worked on the Doe v. Rumsfeld cases in federal court that enjoined the DoD's (and FDA's) illegal mandate to take the unlicensed vaccine. He went on to be in-house counsel for CrossFit, Inc. and continued as a defense counsel in the Marine Corps Reserve. He currently makes his home in Kansas.

*The opinions expressed by the hosts and guests in this show are not necessarily the views of Children’s Health Defense.

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