Types of Vaccine Injury Cases We Handle

Our job is to help people facing vaccine-related injuries navigate the Vaccine Injury Compensation Program (VICP) — a federal claims system that allows vaccine injury clients to recover financial compensation without having to sue a doctor or pharmaceutical company. If you or a loved one developed inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy CIDP after a vaccination, you may be eligible for a vaccine injury claim. We handle every step of the legal process, from medical documentation to filing fees, so you can focus on recovery, not paperwork.

Most people never expect a routine influenza vaccine, hepatitis B vaccine, or tetanus vaccine to lead to a long-term neurological issue. But when vaccine-related injuries like CIDP happen, they disrupt far more than health — they change income, caregiving responsibilities, and future plans. We represent clients nationwide in all stages of vaccine injury cases, helping them file for financial compensation through the Vaccine Injury Compensation Program. Here are the most common scenarios we assist with:

Gradual Onset After Routine Vaccination

Many of our clients don’t immediately link their symptoms to the vaccine. CIDP can develop slowly, and by the time a neurologist confirms the diagnosis, months may have passed since vaccine administration. We build your case using clear medical documentation, timelines, and expert testimony that connect the condition to your recent vaccination — critical in off-table claims that require proof of causation.

Misdiagnosis or Delayed Medical Recognition

CIDP is often misclassified early as Guillain-Barré syndrome, diabetic neuropathy, or other nerve conditions. Some clients are told symptoms are anxiety or stress-related. This delay often leads to more aggressive treatment needs and longer recovery. We review medical records closely to show how symptoms evolved — and that missed opportunities for diagnosis don’t make the case less valid under the VICP.

Permanent Impairment and Employment Disruption

Some people experience long-term loss of strength, coordination, or impaired sensory function that limits work or day-to-day functioning. Others are forced to stop working entirely. These are compensable damages, and we fight to recover lost wages, reduced earning capacity, and future care costs.

Family Impact and Caregiver Strain

When CIDP leads to mobility or independence loss, family members often step in — sometimes leaving work, paying out of pocket for care, or adjusting their lives to provide full-time support. We make sure your vaccine injury claim accounts for how this condition has reshaped the roles and routines in your household.

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How Vaccine Injury Claims Work

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If you were diagnosed with CIDP after receiving a flu vaccine, hepatitis B vaccine, or other immunization, you may be entitled to financial compensation through the VICP. This is a federal claims process created to support individuals who suffer rare but serious vaccine-related injuries, without requiring you to sue your doctor or the vaccine manufacturer. CIDP claims are more complex because they’re considered off-table injuries — not automatically linked to vaccines. But that doesn’t mean you don’t qualify. These cases can still succeed with strong medical documentation, expert support, and experienced legal representation.

Whether you're boldly getting on with life after diagnosis, facing mobility issues, or struggling with lost income and daily challenges, you're not expected to manage this alone. We help clients file their vaccine injury claim, gather the records, coordinate with healthcare providers, and handle every legal step — so you can focus on your health and future, not court filings.

Compensation You May Be Entitled To

CIDP can cause lasting disruptions to daily life, income, and long-term health. Many people face years of treatment, missed work, and medical costs that aren’t fully covered by insurance. A vaccine injury claim through the VICP can help you recover compensation for the full scope of what this condition has taken from you. Depending on your situation, compensation may be available for:

• Medical expenses for diagnostics, IVIG treatment, and therapy

• Lost wages or reduced earning capacity due to disability

• Pain and suffering, up to $250,000 under VICP limits

• Long-term care needs, including mobility support or in-home assistance

• Out-of-pocket costs from missed work, caregiver burden, or necessary accommodations

Our role is to make sure your claim reflects the true financial and personal impact of your condition — not just what’s written in your chart.

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