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Am I eligible to join this Class Action?
Class actions typically function on an ‘opt-out’ basis, meaning that all class members will be bound by the case’s outcome unless they opt-out by a date set by the Court.
You are likely to form part of the ascertainable class if you:-

If you believe you fall into one of the above categories, this means that you may be a class member.
Only class members who opt out of the proceedings may be able to commence separate but similar litigation in their state or territory. NR Barbi Solicitor Pty Ltd does not represent you in relation to separate individual claims and we recommend that you seek independent legal advice for further information about opting out or commencing your own proceedings.
If you are a class member in the class action, and you would like to be entitled to receive compensation if the proceeding is successful, it is essential that you register. Please be assured that, if you choose to register, we will not disclose your identity to any third party, including the Respondents, without your consent.
Even if you are unsure whether you are eligible, please register your interest at the above link.
To register as a Group Member and for NR Barbi Solicitor to represent you in the class action, you will be asked to enter a Client Agreement with NR Barbi Solicitor Pty Ltd.

NR Barbi Solicitor Pty Ltd has filed a class action against (at least) the Australian Government, the Department of Health and Aged Care Secretary Dr Brendan Murphy and the Deputy Secretary of Health Products Regulation Group Adjunct Professor John Skerrit (“the Respondents”) in the Federal Court of Australia on behalf of the Lead Applicant (“the Applicant”) and other Covid-19 vaccination injured parties (“Group Members”) to recover compensation for injuries obtained as a result of taking one or more Covid-19 vaccines.
The Applicant alleges that the Respondents’ actions to advance the acceptance and use of the various approved Covid-19 vaccines constitutes negligence and/or misfeasance. They further allege that such negligence/misfeasance caused class members to suffer loss or damage, including but not limited to:-
1 personal injury;
2 health care expenses;
3 additional out-of-pocket expenses;
4 economic loss;
5 the need for gratuitous care and, additionally or alternatively, commercial care; and/or
6 non-economic loss.
Relevant Rules
The procedural rules for class actions in the FCA are set out in:
1 Division 9.3 of the Federal Court Rules 2011 (Cth);
2 Part IVA of the Federal Court of Australia Act 1976 (Cth); and
3 The Federal Court of Australia Class Actions Practice Note GPN-CA.