Capabilities
2019 Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) continues its rapid proliferation across the globe with complex and widening implications. While much remains unknown, King & Spalding is mobilized to assist our clients, helping them address early stage responses across their operations, while factoring in the long-term commercial and legal impact, including a return to the office, recovery, and government enforcement.
King & Spalding’s Crisis Practice, which includes lawyers from our Special Matters and Government Investigations, Employment, Corporate Governance, Insurance Coverage and Recovery, Litigation, International Arbitration, Government Advocacy and Public Policy, Leveraged Finance, Restructuring, Antitrust, Trade, Real Estate and Data, Privacy and Security teams, brings experience and judgment to help the c-suite, legal team and the Board address mounting business and legal issues. Our clients benefit from the perspective of our leading Healthcare and Life Sciences team, which is in regular contact with the CDC and other regulatory bodies that are coordinating the U.S. government’s response. We are also able to leverage relationships with premier global duty of care and crisis communications advisors to help our clients stay in front of today’s unprecedented and rapidly unfolding developments.
April 12, 2021
European Court of Human Rights Backs Czech Republic’s Mandatory Pre-school Vaccination Policy on Public Health Grounds
April 9, 2021
Australia Asks EU to Remove Barriers and Ship COVID-19 Vaccine Doses
April 9, 2021
CDC Awards $3 Billion to Expand COVID-19 Vaccine Programs
February 21, 2021
Jules Quinn comments on employer's mandatory COVID-19 vaccine policies