In a recent Op-Ed for Jewish Dispatch, Holding Media Companies Liable for 'Vaccine Cheerleading',
Bill White wrote about the potential liability that media companies and their high-profile employees risk when they use their celebrity to influence people to get vaccinated.
In response to questions put to the NHS Resolution team, Nick Rigg, NHS Corporate Communications Lead wrote:
In cases where it can be proven that the person who suffered an adverse reaction relied upon the recommendation of the private influencer, a case may be made and a claim of undue influence against the media company and its high-profile celebrity could be brought.