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We are committed to protecting clients across the nation who have suffered from injuries or developed a medical condition from vaccinations. We have a nationwide vaccine practice and represent clients in the United States Court of Federal Claims. Transverse myelitis is a condition that leads to inflammation of the spinal cord. Paralysis, temporary or permanent, may result from a rare reaction to a vaccination.
With respect to a vaccine-related injury, the statute of limitations requires that you file a claim with the U.S. Court of Federal Claims within 3 years from the onset of first adverse symptoms post-vaccination. In the event of a vaccine-related death, a claim must be filed no later than 2 years from the date of death.
Transverse myelitis is the inflammation of the spinal cord and may occur as a result of a vaccination. The source and type of vaccination are often disputed—it may be linked to a reaction to the flu vaccine or hepatitis B, as well as other types of vaccinations.
Transverse myelitis affects the body in the following ways:
Other symptoms of transverse myelitis:
Patients may obtain recovery for transverse myelitis and other vaccine related illnesses from The National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program (VICP). This is a government-run program that provides individuals financial compensation after being injured due to certain vaccines. Proving a vaccine caused an illness is complicated. That is why it is so important to have a knowledgeable and trusted transverse myelitis lawyer on your side.
As nationally acclaimed team that is well-versed in cases involving vaccine injuries, Jeffrey S. Pop & Associates knows what to anticipate when it comes to managing these cases. In fact, our firm has over a 90% success rate for our clients.* It will take extensive investigation and scientific expertise to prove the cause of the vaccine related injury.
*Success rate does not include the infrequent filing to protect statute of limitation time limit where cases are not completely investigated.
DISCLAIMER: Any information submitted is confidential. With respect to a vaccine‑related injury, the statute of limitations requires that you file a claim with the U.S. Court of Federal Claims within 3 years from the onset
of first symptoms. In the event of a vaccine‑related death, a claim must be filed no later than 2 years from the date of death. Your inquiry will be responded to by our team within 24 business hours.
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DISCLAIMER: Any information submitted is confidential. With respect to a vaccine‑related injury, the statute of limitations requires that you file a claim with the U.S. Court of Federal Claims within 3 years from the onset
of first symptoms. In the event of a vaccine‑related death, a claim must be filed no later than 2 years from the date of death. Your inquiry will be responded to by our team within 24 business hours.
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