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Trio of Hinshaw Attorneys Address Potential Employment and Liability Impacts of COVID-19 Vaccines in Senior Living Communities

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Jan 13, 2021

Hinshaw's David Alfini, Aimee Delaney, and Adam Guetzow will present "COVID-19 Vaccines in Senior Living: Understanding Liability and Employment Impacts," on January 13, 2021. Provided by Assurance Agency, Ltd.'s Assurance University, the program will provide attendees with industry-related updates on the COVID-19 vaccine. Additional topics covered include considerations for establishing vaccine mandates and what's next for senior living operators.

Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP is a U.S.-based law firm with offices nationwide. The firm's national reputation spans the insurance industry, the financial services sector, professional services, and other highly regulated industries. Hinshaw provides holistic legal solutions—from litigation and dispute resolution, and business advisory and transactional services, to regulatory compliance—for clients of all sizes. Visit www.hinshawlaw.com for more information and follow @Hinshaw on LinkedIn and X.

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David J. Alfini

David J. Alfini

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Aimee E. Delaney

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312-704-3258

Adam S. Guetzow

Adam S. Guetzow

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312-704-3129

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