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HPV Vaccine Injury Claims
The Real Impact of HPV Vaccine Injuries
Your daughter received the HPV vaccine to protect her from cervical cancer — and now, instead of peace of mind, you’re facing unexplained symptoms, medical appointments, and growing concern. We hear from families just like yours: a healthy girl starts experiencing pain, dizziness, fatigue, or neurological issues after the Gardasil HPV vaccine. What began as routine protection against human papillomavirus has turned into something else entirely.
We represent families of girls and young women harmed by HPV vaccines, including those involved in Gardasil lawsuits and those filing for compensation through the Vaccine Injury Compensation Program (VICP). Whether you’re dealing with severe pain, autoimmune symptoms, or ongoing medical costs, our role is to help your family pursue a clear, evidence-based vaccine injury claim — through vaccine court, not the traditional legal system. The team at My Vaccine Lawyer steps in, gathers the records, and builds the strongest possible case so you can get your daughter the help and support she needs.
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Hear Cheryl's Vaccine Injury Story
Cheryl, a former client of My Vaccine Lawyer, shares her experience with Shoulder Injury Related to Vaccine Administration (SIRVA) following a flu shot. She describes the sudden onset of pain, limited shoulder mobility, and a long recovery process that led her to seek legal help from attorney Max Muller.
With his support, Cheryl filed a successful claim through the Vaccine Injury Compensation Program and received a settlement covering her medical expenses, lost wages, and pain and suffering. SIRVA symptoms typically include sudden pain within 48 hours of vaccination, restricted range of motion, and discomfort that can last for weeks or months.
How to Take the Next Step After an HPV Vaccine Injury
When your daughter’s health shifts after the HPV vaccine, it’s not always clear where to start. Symptoms don’t always fit a textbook pattern. Sometimes she may not want to talk about everything she’s feeling. That’s okay. We’ve spoken to hundreds of families in the exact same position — and we know how to look for what matters. We review medical records, vaccine timelines, symptom history, and past treatment steps. You’re not diagnosing or assuming — you’re asking if the facts support a vaccine injury claim. If they do, we handle the process through the Vaccine Injury Compensation Program.
No pressure. No commitments. Just a clear answer on what your options are. HPV vaccine injury claims require a different kind of legal experience — speak with one of our vaccine court attorneys.
Compensation Through the Vaccine Injury Compensation Program (VICP)
If your daughter experienced a serious reaction following HPV vaccination, she may be eligible for compensation through the VICP. Compensation may cover:
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Medical expenses, hospital stays, and treatment for conditions like autoimmune disorders, joint pain, or neurological damage
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Lost time from school or caregiving, including parents who’ve missed work
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Pain and suffering, up to $250,000 depending on the injury
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Ongoing care and future treatments if the reaction resulted in a long-term or severe injury
Whether the injury appears on the vaccine injury table or not, our team helps families file through vaccine court, submit medical evidence, and pursue the support they deserve.
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Let an Experienced Vaccine Injury Lawyer Fight for You
It’s not always easy to know if a vaccine injury has occurred — especially when symptoms don’t start right away or don’t fit a simple diagnosis. Some girls develop fatigue, cycle disruption, or abdominal pain days or weeks after the Gardasil HPV vaccine. Others faint, lose energy, or begin showing signs of autoimmune disease after the second or third dose. If something changed after the vaccine, we help clarify what’s worth reviewing. We look at medical history, vaccine dates, and what doctors have observed so far. You don’t need to decide if it’s the vaccine — you just need to know if the case qualifies for support under the National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program.
We make this private, respectful, and clear. If the injury qualifies, we move forward.
How These Claims Are Proven and What It Means for You
For a claim to succeed, it has to be built with detail. We collect medical records, diagnostic notes, treatment summaries, and a full history from before and after the vaccine. This includes any documented adverse reaction, symptoms linked to Gardasil vaccine administration, or a formal diagnosis — like POTS, CRPS, or autoimmune disorder — that developed post-vaccination.
We then submit the claim through the United States Court of Federal Claims — better known as vaccine court. That’s where we handle all filings, deadlines, and expert coordination. You’re not building this alone — our team presents the case and advocates for the financial compensation your daughter deserves.
Not sure whether your case falls under Gardasil litigation or vaccine court? We’ll review it and explain your legal options clearly.
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The Legal Process for Vaccine Injury Cases
Vaccine injury cases follow a unique legal process. Since these claims are handled under the VICP, they require an attorney with experience in federal vaccine litigation. At My Vaccine Lawyer, we start with a free consultation to assess your claim. We then gather medical records, expert testimony, and supporting evidence to build a strong case. If a fair settlement isn’t offered, we are prepared to take your case to trial.
1. Contact Your Doctor
If you suffered a vaccine-related injury, adverse effects or worsening symptoms, call your doctor immediately.
Still Have Questions?
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Are there Gardasil lawsuits separate from the VICP process?
Yes. There are two distinct legal paths: the VICP, which we handle, and ongoing Gardasil lawsuits against the vaccine manufacturer, Merck. The lawsuits focus on claims that Merck misrepresented the safety of the Gardasil HPV vaccine, while VICP is a federal compensation program. If you're unsure where your daughter's situation fits, we help clarify the difference.
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How are HPV vaccine injury claims different from typical personal injury cases?
Claims for HPV vaccine injured individuals are filed through vaccine court, not state courts. Unlike typical personal injury attorneys, we represent clients in the federal system where vaccine cases are heard. These claims require understanding the vaccine injury compensation process, not traditional civil litigation — and experience in this space matters.
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Didn’t disease control agencies say the vaccine is safe?
The disease control narrative focuses on population-level safety. However, individual injuries are real and legally recognized. The FDA approval of the Gardasil vaccine doesn’t mean every dose is risk-free. Some people experience vaccine complications that require ongoing care, and the federal program exists specifically to compensate for those cases.
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Is the HPV vaccine only for cervical cancer and genital warts?
The HPV vaccine was developed to help prevent cervical cancer and protect against certain strains of the human papilloma virus, which can also cause genital warts. But it covers only a subset of hpv types and hpv strains. Some families were surprised by severe reactions after vaccination, especially since their child had no known risk factors for sexually transmitted infection.
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Has Merck faced legal action over the Gardasil vaccine?
Yes. There is ongoing litigation, including the Gardasil vaccine lawsuit, Gardasil hpv vaccine lawsuit, and Gardasil mdl (multi-district litigation), with claims alleging Merck failed to disclose risks in early trials. The first Gardasil trial is now part of a broader legal review. We don’t handle the mass tort side — but if you're seeking compensation under the VICP, our team can help you pursue a successful claim through the proper federal channel.
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