Georgia Vaccine Injury Lawyer

Atlanta patients are served by Emory Healthcare, Piedmont, Wellstar, Northside, Grady, Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta, and large pharmacy chains. If SIRVA, numbness, weakness, or neurologic issues followed a shot in the city or surrounding suburbs, our VICP team can help.

We obtain records across Downtown/Midtown/Buckhead, the Perimeter, and suburbs throughout Fulton, DeKalb, Cobb, Gwinnett, and Clayton Counties.

Common Vaccine Injury Scenarios in Metro Atlanta

• Flu and COVID-19 shots at pharmacies, supermarkets, and employer clinics
• Childhood and college vaccines at pediatric and university health centers
• Shingles and pneumonia shots for older adults at primary care and retail clinics

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

We coordinate records throughout North Georgia—Gainesville, Dalton, Rome, Cartersville, and communities in Hall, Whitfield, Floyd, Cherokee, Forsyth, and surrounding counties.

Common Scenarios in North Georgia

• Flu shots at urgent care centers and pharmacies along I-75 and GA-400 corridors
• Employer and hospital-based immunization programs
• SIRVA tied to improper injection technique in retail clinics

We handle all federal filings, negotiations, and hearings remotely.

Care in Middle Georgia is anchored by Atrium Health Navicent, Houston Healthcare, and regional hospital systems. We coordinate records in Macon, Warner Robins, Dublin, and surrounding communities in Bibb, Houston, Laurens, and nearby counties.

All VICP petitions and hearings are handled remotely by our team—no in-person court appearances required.

We work with providers in Augusta and East Georgia—AU Health, Piedmont Augusta, and community hospitals—serving Richmond, Columbia, and neighboring counties.

If you developed SIRVA, neuropathy, GBS, or other complications after a vaccine, we can pursue your federal VICP claim.

Savannah and coastal Georgia patients are treated through St. Joseph’s/Candler, Memorial Health, Southeast Georgia Health System, and local providers in Chatham, Glynn, Camden, and nearby counties.

We manage every step of your VICP claim remotely—from filing the petition to negotiating settlement or preparing for hearing.

We gather records from providers in Albany, Valdosta, Thomasville, Tifton, and other South Georgia communities, working with Phoebe Putney, South Georgia Medical Center, Archbold, and regional hospitals.

Whether your vaccine was given at a county health department, pharmacy, or doctor’s office, we can evaluate your case for the federal VICP.

Under the VICP, you generally have 3 years from 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 federal deadlines apply in Georgia.

No. The VICP is federal. We represent Georgia residents injured anywhere in the U.S., and we also represent non-residents who were vaccinated in Georgia (for example, college students, military families, or travelers).

• 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. Straightforward SIRVA claims may resolve faster; complex neurologic cases (e.g., GBS, CIDP, transverse myelitis) may take longer.

• 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 statewide (Metro Atlanta, North Georgia, Middle Georgia, Augusta & East Georgia, Columbus & West Georgia, Savannah & coastal Georgia, South & Southwest Georgia).

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.

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

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

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 for care initially; if you receive a VICP award, certain payers (including Medicaid/PeachCare) 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 and severe allergic reactions
• Transverse myelitis / encephalitis
• CIDP and other post-vaccination neurologic conditions

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