Atty. Aaron Siri is the Managing Partner of Siri & Glimstad LLP, a national law firm specializing in complex civil litigation, class actions, civil rights, employment, immigration, and vaccine injury cases. The firm has grown to more than 100 professionals, while Aaron has handled numerous high-profile matters involving medical mandates, vaccine policy, informed consent, and government transparency.
Before Siri & Glimstad, Atty. Siri practiced at Latham & Watkins and clerked for the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Israel. He is the author of Vaccines, Amen, earned his law degree from UC Berkeley School of Law, and served as Editor-in-Chief of the Berkeley Business Law Journal.
Here’s a glimpse of what you’ll learn:
- [3:12] What drives Atty. Aaron Siri’s work in vaccine law and informed consent
- [8:24] Why the 1986 Vaccine Injury Act changed everything
- [17:47] The real data on chronic illness rise in children today
- [21:02] The controversial use of fetal tissue in vaccines
- [28:18] Why parents need to do their own research before making vaccine decisions
- [34:09] Your limited options for recourse after vaccine injury
- [39:25] Three key takeaways for informed consent
In this episode…
Vaccine debates often get framed as a choice between public health and personal responsibility, but the sharper conflict may be over who gets the final say. When does a medical recommendation cross the line into violating individual freedom?
In Atty. Aaron Siri’s view, the government has a role in recommending vaccines, but not in taking away a person’s right to refuse them. He argues that informed consent ends where coercion begins, and he points to liability protections and financial incentives as reasons consumers should scrutinize vaccines more carefully than ordinary products. For Atty. Siri, the broader issue reaches beyond vaccines: once people surrender the right to make their own medical decisions, those rights can be difficult to regain.
In this episode of the Align & Abide podcast, Dr. Kim Tran is joined by Atty. Aaron Siri, Managing Partner of Siri & Glimstad LLP, to discuss vaccine mandates, informed consent, and individual freedom. They examine why Atty. Siri opposes mandates, how liability protections shape the vaccine market, and why parents should research vaccines before making decisions. Atty. Siri also talks about legal recourse for vaccine injuries.
Resources mentioned in this episode:
- Dr. Kim Tran: LinkedIn | Website | Call/Text: (612) 545-5672
- Minnesota Family Chiropractic
- Atty. Aaron Siri on LinkedIn
- Siri & Glimstad LLP
- Atty. Aaron Siri Minnesota Event Information
- Vaccine Safety Council of Minnesota
- Vaccines, Amen: The Religion of Vaccines by Aaron Siri
- Informed Consent Action Network (ICAN)
- Vaccine Injury Compensation Program
- Countermeasures Injury Compensation Program (CICP)
- “Empowering Parents on Vaccine Choices and Rights With Patti Carroll” on the Align & Abide podcast
- “Hidden Obstacles in Vaccine Injury Claims With Wayne Rohde” on the Align & Abide podcast
Quotable Moments
- “You inform me, and I’ve chosen not to consent. And that should be the end of the story.”
- “And it normally works pretty well because the incentive for safety is aligned with profitability.”
- “You have to really do your own homework with these products, especially because you’re not talking about a trivial thing.”
- “There is an avenue of recourse to get some compensation for certain injuries.”
- “You gotta look at the whole picture, and you shouldn’t shy away from stating what those other issues are with the product.”
Action Steps
- Protect informed consent in medical decisions: Siri argues that recommendations are appropriate, but once someone declines, that decision should be respected rather than overridden by mandates.
- Research vaccines and other medical products for yourself: Understanding benefits, risks, and available evidence can help you make more informed choices for yourself and your family.
- Ask questions before agreeing to a medical intervention: Siri emphasizes that patients and parents should look beyond assumptions and learn what they can about the products being recommended.
- Speak openly about your experiences and concerns: Sharing what you know can contribute to a more balanced conversation and encourage others to examine the full picture.
- Support organizations advocating for individual and parental rights: Siri encourages people to engage with local groups working on vaccine policy and medical freedom before state legislatures.
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