Vaccine Lawyers at Pribanic & Pribanic can help if you have been injured by a vaccine
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Vaccine lawyers at Pribanic & Pribanic can help you navigate vaccine injury. Everyday thousands of people are vaccinated against disease and illness. While rare, vaccine injuries do happen and they can be severe, debilitating, and often life-changing.
In many instances vaccine injuries are no one’s fault, but the vaccine lawyers at Pribanic & Pribanic understand what a burden these types of injuries are to carry and we are here to help.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Vaccines:
FAQ: Are there bad reactions to vaccines? Yes. Serious reactions to vaccination can manifest as:
- allergic reactions
- autoimmune disease
- blood conditions
- nerve damage
- brain conditions
- Febrile seizures
- and in some cases death
With the continuing circulation of Covid-19 and its variants, vaccines and therefore vaccine injuries, are being highlighted in public discourse. Side effects and injuries from Covid-19 vaccines do occur as well as from other routine injections.
A recently published Danish study found that the Moderna COVID-19 shot left users with a higher risk of heart complications such as myocarditis, a swelling of the heart muscle, than the Pfizer vaccine.
Unfortunately, death is also a side effect for some people after vaccination. Michigan woman’s death caused by rare Johnson & Johnson COVID vaccine side effect, autopsy report says.
Regardless of which Covid-19 vaccination is used, there is always a risk of some complication or injury as vaccines can affect different people differently. It is always shocking to hear of death in young people, but myocarditis seems to occur more in ages 12-39 than any other demographic.
While plans are underway to develop vaccines for new variants and science is continually moving forward with new developments and discoveries, risks are always present.
If you have been injured by a Covid-19 vaccine or any other vaccination don’t hesitate to contact Pribanic & Pribanic and speak with an experienced vaccine lawyer today.
FAQ: What is the National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program (NVICP)?
The National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program (NVICP) was created by Congress in 1988 as a no-fault alternative to the traditional tort system. Law requires claims for vaccine injuries to be processed in the Vaccine Injury Program prior to filing a suit. The course of filing a vaccine claim is different from many medical malpractice or personal injury claims and qualified, experienced vaccine attorneys like those at Pribanic & Pribanic can help you through the complicated process.
FAQ: Who can file a vaccine injury lawsuit?
Anyone can file a claim in the National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program regardless of age or citizenship status, as long as the effects of the injury (1) lasted for more than 6 months after the vaccination, (2) resulted in inpatient hospitalization and surgical intervention, or (3) resulted in death.
*the NVICP does not accept Covid-vaccine related claims at this time.
Vaccine cases cannot be handled in local or state courthouses. All vaccine claims must go to the U.S. Court of Federal Claims in Washington D.C.
If you have suffered a vaccine injury or are dealing with vaccine related side effects, Pribanic & Pribanic can help you get what you deserve.
FAQ: What compensation can I expect if I win my vaccine injury case?
If you win your vaccine injury case, you can receive compensation for:
- Medical Expenses (Past and Future)
- Pain and Suffering (Past and Future)
- Lost Wages (Past and Future)
- Wrongful Death cases
References:
- National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program | Official web site of the US Health Resources & Services Administration
- Covered Vaccines | Official web site of the US Health Resources & Services Administration
- Vaccine Claims/Office of Special Masters
- Moderna says booster dose of its COVID-19 vaccine appears protective vs Omicron
- New Zealand links 26-year old man’s death to Pfizer’s COVID-19 Vaccine
- Moderna shot had more heart risk than Pfizer’s in Danish study