Police & Paramedics Class Actions – Register Your Interest Now

Have you been suspended, disciplined, or dismissed by Queensland Police or Queensland Ambulance Service because of the COVID-19 vaccine mandates?

If you were:

  • A police officer, paramedic, or QAS staff member between September 2021 and December 2022; and
  • You refused vaccination, were coerced into vaccination, or were denied a medical exemption,

you may be eligible to join one of two landmark class actions filed in the Supreme Court of Queensland.

📋 What are the class actions about?

Alexander Law has filed class actions on behalf of:

  1. Police officers and QPS staff subjected to disciplinary action, medical coercion, or unlawful dismissal (Merrett v State of Queensland);
  2. QAS paramedics and health employees who were suspended, demoted, terminated, or refused reinstatement or compensation after refusing the vaccine, even where mandates were found invalid in court (Witthahn v Wakefield).

The claims allege:

  • Misfeasance in public office
  • Negligence and breach of statutory duty
  • Breach of contract and industrial protections
  • Discrimination based on impairment or belief
  • Invalid disciplinary actions taken under unlawful vaccine mandates

💼 What are we seeking?

We are pursuing compensation, reinstatement, and accountability for:

  • Lost income, career progression, and superannuation
  • Emotional harm, humiliation, and reputational damage
  • Penalties against government authorities for unlawful directions

All on a no-win, no-fee basis.

📝 How do I join?

Registering is free and confidential. There is no obligation to proceed.

👉 Register your interest here.
📅 Strict time limits may apply. Don’t delay.

⚖️ Why now?

  • A Supreme Court judgment already found a key mandate invalid
  • Over a dozen plaintiffs are already part of the representative claims
  • You may be entitled to damages, reinstatement, or backpay—but only if you act

🛡 Why Alexander Law?

Alexander Law is leading these cases with experienced barristers and a deep commitment to serving those who serve the community. We are here to help you stand up for your rights—with strength and care.

📞 Call us on (07) 3369 0766 or email in**@******om.au

This class action is filed in the Supreme Court of Queensland under Part 13A of the Civil Proceedings Act 2011. All registrations are private and reviewed by a solicitor.