It’s the same in the EU, at least regarding AstraZeneca > The EU contract also says the Commission can't sue if there are any unforeseen issues with the safety

It’s the same in the EU, at least regarding AstraZeneca > The EU contract also says the Commission can't sue if there are any unforeseen issues with the safety or efficacy of the vaccine, or if there are problems with the storage, transport or administration of the vaccine. Source: https://www.politico.eu/article/coronavirus-vaccine-europe-commission-contract-astrazeneca-ties-hands-lawsuits/ https://www.politico.eu/article/coronavirus-vaccine-europe-c... My opinion on why this is, is because these vaccines have been developed at breakneck speeds using a pretty new technique (mRNA). I believe we don’t know yet if there could be any long-term adverse effects. If there would be and lawsuits were allowed, it could instantly destroy the company, given how many people will be inoculated in the coming year(s).