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Shoulder Pain After Your Vaccine Shot? You May Qualify for Compensation

SIRVA (Shoulder Injury Related to Vaccine Administration) is a recognized medical condition caused by improper injection technique—not the vaccine itself.

Serving clients nationwide
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No upfront costs
  • Federal compensation program (not a lawsuit against vaccine manufacturers)
  • Average SIRVA settlements: Up to $750,000+
  • Medical bills, lost wages, and pain & suffering may be covered
  • Free consultation—you pay nothing unless you win

Does This Sound Like You?

These are common symptoms of SIRVA—a condition recognized by medical professionals and eligible for federal compensation.

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Persistent Shoulder Pain

Pain that started within days of vaccination and hasn't gone away, even after weeks or months.

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Limited Range of Motion

Difficulty lifting your arm, reaching overhead, or performing everyday tasks you could do before.

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Weakness or Numbness

Arm feels weak, numb, or tingly—symptoms that weren't present before the vaccination.

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Pain During Sleep

Shoulder pain that wakes you up at night or prevents you from sleeping on that side.

You're Not Alone

Here's how we helped people like you get compensated—some received over $750,000.

"I got $88,000 for my shoulder injury and kept every penny. They handled all the paperwork and doctor calls—I just focused on healing."
— Sarah M., Flu Shot SIRVA
"Zero out of pocket. I got my full settlement, and their legal fees were paid directly by the government program."
— John P., COVID Vaccine Injury
"They knew more about SIRVA than my own doctors. I felt like I finally had someone fighting for me who understood what I was going through."
— Robert A., Tdap Shoulder Injury
"I got $88,000 for my shoulder injury and kept every penny. They handled all the paperwork and doctor calls—I just focused on healing."
— Sarah M., Flu Shot SIRVA
"Zero out of pocket. I got my full settlement, and their legal fees were paid directly by the government program."
— John P., COVID Vaccine Injury
"They knew more about SIRVA than my own doctors. I felt like I finally had someone fighting for me who understood what I was going through."
— Robert A., Tdap Shoulder Injury

What Is SIRVA?

SIRVA stands for Shoulder Injury Related to Vaccine Administration. It's not caused by the vaccine itself, but by the way it was administered.

When a vaccine is injected too high in the shoulder or at the wrong angle, it can damage the shoulder's bursa, tendons, or ligaments. This can lead to chronic pain, inflammation, and limited mobility.

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This is a recognized medical condition covered by the National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program (VICP)—a federal program designed to compensate people injured by improper vaccine administration.

You're not filing a lawsuit. You're seeking compensation through a government program specifically created for situations like yours.

Federal Compensation May Be Available

The National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program (VICP) has awarded millions to people with vaccine-related injuries.

Money Icon Up to $750,000+ Highest Case Value Achieved *Highest awards are case-specific.
Shield Icon 100% Client Award Your Net Settlement (Fees Paid Separately)
Clock Icon 6–18 Months Average Case Resolution Time

Common Questions

SIRVA (Shoulder Injury Related to Vaccine Administration) occurs when a vaccine is injected too high in the shoulder or at an improper angle, damaging the bursa, tendons, or ligaments. It's not caused by the vaccine's ingredients, but by where and how it was given.
You may be eligible if you experienced shoulder pain, weakness, or limited mobility within days or weeks of vaccination and symptoms have lasted more than 6 months. Most vaccines are covered by the federal VICP program, including COVID-19, flu, Tdap, and others.
No. This is a claim through the National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program (VICP), a federal program specifically designed to compensate people injured by vaccines. You're not suing anyone—you're applying for compensation through a government fund.
There are no upfront costs or legal fees. Attorney fees are paid by the VICP program separately from your compensation, so you don't pay anything out of pocket. You only get help if we win your case.
Most cases are resolved within 6 to 18 months, though complex cases may take longer. The timeline depends on the specifics of your injury and the medical documentation available.
You may still benefit from legal representation. An experienced attorney can review your case, help strengthen your documentation, and ensure you're pursuing the maximum compensation available.

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