Platkin and the governor's chief of staff, George Helmy, should not be dismissed from his whistleblower suit alleging he was fired for objecting to a request to collect COVID-19 samples from Helmy's relatives. In an attempt to escape the claims, Platkin and Helmy filed dismissal briefs in March arguing that onetime Assistant Department of Health Commissioner Christopher Neuwirth failed to properly state claims under the New Jersey Conscientious Employee Protection Act, or CEPA, since he was employed by the health department and not. . .
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