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The Montana Supreme Court has upheld a judge's decision not to stop controversial House Bill 702 which says an employer cannot discriminate based on a vaccine status.
The lawsuit also seeks to have the law struck down as unconstitutional, an argument that is still playing out at the district court level.
HELENA, Mont. (AP) — Legal challenges to a new Montana law that prevents most businesses from requiring their employees be vaccinated against any communicable disease are moving forward in federal and state courts, though a judge recently said one of the cases appeared unlikely to succeed.
Legal challenges to a new Montana law that prevents most businesses from requiring their employees be vaccinated against any communicable disease are moving forward in federal and state courts.
A state judge Tuesday rejected a request to block Montana’s controversial law that bars businesses or other employers from requiring employees to be vaccinated – and indicated she will not find it unconstitutional.