Talk to an Attorney About Your Depo-Provera Case — and See If You’re Entitled to Compensation
Depo-Provera Injections, Meningioma and Lawsuits: Frequently Asked Questions
We realize that it can be devastating and overwhelming to know that a popular pharmaceutical product caused a serious health problem for you or someone you love. It is now well known that Pfizer failed to warn patients who received Depo-Provera shots about the risk of meningioma tumors. For that reason, compensation is available to many victims.
At Great Plains Injury Law in Minneapolis, we can help you understand your rights and answer important questions like:
How much money am I entitled to if Depo-Provera caused cancer or a benign tumor?
What exactly is the connection between birth control injections and meningioma, and where and when were research findings published?
How can I prove that Depo-Provera caused my brain tumor? Do I need to provide medical records?
How many Depo-Provera shots do I need to have received to be part of a lawsuit?
Does it matter if I received Depo shots a long time ago? Can I still be compensated?
Did Pfizer warn patients about Depo-Provera and the risk of cancer?
Can I be compensated if I used Depo-Provera for endometriosis or symptoms of menopause?
How long does a Depo-Provera injury case usually last?
How many women have received compensation as a result of lawsuits against Pfizer?
Will I have to testify or go to court if I am a plaintiff in a Depo-Provera case?
What if the meningioma victim passed away? Can our family still bring a case against Pfizer?
An Experienced, Compassionate Attorney for Depo-Provera Cases
Minneapolis injury attorney Patrick R. Burns offers a free consultation to victims of defective drugs and their loved ones. If you believe Depo-Provera shots caused your meningioma, get legal advice now and see if you may be entitled to compensation.