By Vin Gurrieri (January 3, 2022, 12:03 PM EST) -- Nearly two years after the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, whether federal mandates that would require millions of American workers to get vaccinated or take weekly tests can survive a U. S. Supreme Court challenge tops the list of virus-related legal questions employers will be asking. Here's a preview of what to expect on the COVID-19 litigation front as the new year gets underway. Among the numerous changes to the legal landscape that employers have faced over the course of the pandemic, perhaps none were as consequential as President Joe Biden's imposition in November of two rules that set vaccine requirements for. . .
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