

Our attorneys would like to review your potential SIRVA vaccine injury case
Take the next step now
Based on your responses, you may be able to file a SIRVA claim in the Vaccine Injury Compensation Program. Our attorneys would like to review your case to determine if we can help you get compensation.
You can contact us in several ways:
- Complete the form below with additional details of your vaccine injury,
- Call us at 888.952.5242 , or
- Chat with us by clicking the chat button on the bottom of the screen.
What happens next?
Someone on our vaccine injury legal team will contact you by the next business day to talk with you about your reaction to a covered vaccination.
They will ask you for the following medical records to begin your case evaluation:
- A copy of your official vaccination record showing the names of the vaccines and the dates you got them.
- Medical records or doctor’s notes from when you were first diagnosed.
Our attorneys will then review the records you provide and determine if we can represent you in a VICP claim.
We understand that you’re probably in the beginning stages of research, but we hope you’ll take this next step to see if our attorneys can help you get compensation. We promise to answer your questions about the process directly and honestly. There is no pressure, obligation, or cost.
Facts about Vaccine Injury Compensation
Attorneys must be licensed to practice in the U.S. Court of Federal Claims. A local personal injury attorney cannot represent you without this highly specialized bar admission.
There is no cost to you for legal representation. The VICP pays all legal fees on your behalf.
You keep 100% of any settlement you win. You never pay attorneys fees or contingency fees.
Our vaccine injury attorneys can represent you no matter where you live in the US
All vaccine injury claims are heard by the U.S. Court of Federal Claims in Washington, DC.


Find out right now if you have a vaccine injury claim
Your Case Review is Free. Don’t Wait to Get Help Because There is a Deadline.
The COVID-19 Vaccine is NOT Eligible