Texas Vaccine Injury Lawyers

Houston patients are served by the Texas Medical Center (Houston Methodist, Baylor St. Luke’s, Memorial Hermann), plus large pharmacy networks. If SIRVA, numbness, weakness, or neurologic issues followed a shot in Houston, our VICP team can help.

We regularly obtain records from providers across Downtown, the Medical Center, the Galleria, Katy, Sugar Land, The Woodlands, Pearland, and Clear Lake—as well as clinics serving travelers through IAH and HOU.

Common Vaccine Injury Scenarios in Houston

• Flu/COVID-19 shots at pharmacies and urgent cares throughout Harris & Fort Bend Counties
• Tdap/HPV vaccines for students at university and ISD clinics
• Pneumonia/shingles shots for older adults in suburban clinics

Free case evaluation—handled remotely. No travel to Washington, D.C. required.

Dallas–Fort Worth residents receive vaccines at UT Southwestern, Baylor Scott & White, Texas Health, and major retail pharmacies. If you developed shoulder pain or neurologic symptoms after a vaccination, you may qualify for VICP compensation.

We coordinate records from providers in Dallas, Plano, Frisco, Richardson, Irving, Arlington, and Fort Worth—including clinics serving travelers through DFW and DAL.

Common Vaccine Injury Scenarios in Dallas–Fort Worth

• Flu shots at employer or pharmacy clinics across North Texas
• Travel vaccines prior to international flights out of DFW
• Pneumonia/shingles vaccines for seniors in Collin, Dallas, Denton, and Tarrant Counties

We handle filings, negotiations, and hearings remotely to minimize disruption to work and family.

Austin care is anchored by Ascension Seton, St. David’s, and Dell Seton at UT. If SIRVA or neurological symptoms followed a vaccine in Austin or the Hill Country, our attorneys can pursue your federal claim.

We obtain records from providers serving Downtown, South Congress, Round Rock, Cedar Park, Georgetown, Pflugerville, and Kyle/Buda—plus clinics near AUS.

Common Vaccine Injury Scenarios in Austin

• Flu shots at tech campus clinics and retail pharmacies
• Tdap/MMR/HPV at UT student health and pediatric clinics
• Pneumonia/shingles shots for seniors throughout Travis & Williamson Counties

We manage the VICP process end-to-end so you don’t have to travel.

San Antonio patients often use University Health, Methodist, Baptist, and military facilities. If you developed SIRVA or GBS after a vaccination, we can help you pursue compensation through the VICP.

We gather records from clinics across Downtown, Stone Oak, Alamo Heights, New Braunfels, and the I-10/I-35 corridors—plus pharmacies serving SAT travelers.

Common Vaccine Injury Scenarios in San Antonio

• Flu/COVID-19 shots at pharmacies and big-box clinics
• Tdap and meningitis vaccines for students in Bexar & Comal Counties
• Pneumonia/shingles vaccines for seniors throughout the metro

All filings and hearings are handled remotely by our team.

Fort Worth and Tarrant County are served by Texas Health, Medical City, and Cook Children’s. If pain, stiffness, or nerve symptoms followed a vaccination, our lawyers can build a strong, evidence-based claim.

We work with providers in downtown Fort Worth, Arlington, Mansfield, Keller, and HEB—plus clinics around Alliance and Meacham.

Common Vaccine Injury Scenarios in Fort Worth

• Flu shots across Tarrant County pharmacies and employers
• Pre-travel vaccines for DFW/DAL flights
• Pediatric vaccines and SIRVA cases tied to improper injection

Free consultation. We handle everything remotely—no in-person court visits.

Under the VICP, you generally have 3 years from the date of the first symptom to file an injury claim. For death claims, the deadline is 2 years from the date of death and 4 years from the first symptom. These are federal deadlines that apply in Texas. Speak with a vaccine injury lawyer promptly to protect your rights.

No. The VICP is a federal program. We represent Texas residents injured anywhere in the U.S., and we also represent non-residents who were vaccinated in Texas. What matters is a covered vaccine and a qualifying injury within the filing deadline.

• Past and future medical expenses
• Lost wages and diminished earning capacity
• Pain and suffering (up to $250,000)
• Death benefits (up to $250,000)
• Attorney fees and costs (paid by the program, not taken from your award)

Timelines vary by injury and record complexity. Many cases resolve within 12–18 months. Clear SIRVA claims may resolve faster; complex neurologic cases (e.g., GBS, CIDP, TM) may take longer. We keep your case moving and push for fair resolution.

• Comprehensive medical records (ER, PCP, ortho, neuro, PT)
• Vaccination proof (date, location, lot if available)
• A clear onset timeline tied to vaccination
• Work/earnings documentation if claiming wage loss

We coordinate records with Texas providers statewide (Houston, DFW, Austin, San Antonio, and beyond).

In most situations, no. The VICP is a no-fault program that compensates without proving negligence. Limited exceptions exist for willful misconduct. We’ll evaluate your facts and guide you to the appropriate path.

No out-of-pocket cost. The VICP pays reasonable attorney fees and case expenses directly, separate from your compensation.

SIRVA (Shoulder Injury Related to Vaccine Administration) occurs when a shot is injected too high/deep, injuring shoulder structures. It is covered under the VICP.

We’ve represented thousands of SIRVA clients nationwide, including many across Texas.

No. VICP cases are heard in the U.S. Court of Federal Claims in Washington, D.C., and are routinely handled remotely. We represent clients statewide without requiring office visits or travel.

Insurance can pay care initially; if you receive a VICP award, certain payers (including Medicaid) may assert liens that must be resolved from the medical expense portion. We handle lien coordination as part of your case.

• Guillain-Barré Syndrome (GBS)
• Brachial neuritis / peripheral neuropathies
• Anaphylaxis
• Transverse myelitis / encephalitis
• CIDP and other post-vaccination neurologic conditions

Yes. We request records from Texas providers (hospitals, clinics, PT, imaging) and coordinate employment and wage documentation to support your claim.