Shoulder Injury After A Vaccine: Your Guide to SIRVA and how to Get Compensation for Your Injury in the VICP

SHOULDER PAIN NOT GOING AWAY AFTER A VACCINE? You may have SIRVA.

Every day, our attorneys help people pursue compensation through Vaccine Injury Compensation Program (VICP), which is run out of the U.S. Court of Federal Claims in Washington, D.C. Most of our clients suffer from what’s known as a Shoulder Injury Related to Vaccine Administration (or SIRVA).

Many of our clients endure months of excruciating shoulder pain and limited range of motion without relief. Every day, they struggle to do normal things, such as putting on a seatbelt or doing the dishes. They go to the doctor and follow the recommended course of treatment. Fortunately, while they work on their physical recovery, our team is focused on recovering compensation on their behalf in the VICP.

Many others, unfortunately, are not as lucky. They were unaware, like most of the public, that intramuscular vaccines can cause shoulder injuries.

That’s why we wrote this book: To educate and inform anyone who may be suffering from this injury or knows someone who is going through it. We hope this book answers your questions about SIRVA and helps you chart a path towards recovery.

Representation in the VICP is free, but you shouldn’t settle for just any lawyer.

The VICP is unique. If you suffered a shoulder injury after vaccination, you may be entitled to compensation, but to recover that compensation, you must be able to navigate the VICP. The first step in that process is finding the right vaccine injury lawyer to represent you.