Tennessee woman awarded nearly $700K after being fired for refusing COVID-19 vaccine requirement
- BlueCross was found guilty by a federal jury in Chattanooga of failing to accommodate Tanja Benton's religious exemption request from their vaccine mandate.
- Tanja Benton, a former employee of BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee, was awarded compensation by the jury for her sincerely held religious belief against taking the vaccine.
- Despite Benton's request for a religious exemption, BlueCross denied it, resulting in her termination and subsequent lawsuit.
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