David Carney Wins $190K Settlement in SIRVA Vaccine Injury Case

by Green & Schafle

David Carney wins a $190,000 settlement in a SIRVA vaccine injury case, securing justice for victims of shoulder injuries caused by vaccinations.

## Case Highlight: Successful Decision in SIRVA Vaccine Injury Case David Carney, Esquire, recently secured a favorable decision for a petitioner who suffered from a shoulder injury known as SIRVA (Shoulder Injury Related to Vaccine Administration) after receiving a vaccine in October 2020. The petitioner underwent extensive medical treatment for the injury, including two surgeries and multiple cortisone injections. Additionally, she attended 18 physical therapy sessions to help manage her pain and regain mobility in her shoulder. Despite a challenging legal battle, David litigated the case to the fullest by filing several motions demanding the court to decide on both entitlement and damages after the respondent presented a five-figure settlement offer. Ultimately, the court awarded the petitioner $190,000 for actual pain and suffering, recognizing the serious nature of the injury. ## Shoulder Injury Related to Vaccine Administration (SIRVA) SIRVA is a condition that occurs when a vaccine is incorrectly administered into the shoulder, causing inflammation and pain in the joint. Symptoms include shoulder pain, weakness, limited range of motion, and swelling, which can be debilitating if not treated properly. Treatments for SIRVA typically involve physical therapy, pain management, cortisone injections, and in severe cases, surgical intervention. The prognosis for SIRVA can vary; some individuals recover fully with conservative treatments, while others may experience long-term pain or disability requiring more intensive treatment. ## A Landmark Decision for SIRVA Cases with Surgeries This decision is significant because it is one of the first in the National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program (VICP) involving SIRVA with two surgeries, setting a critical precedent for future cases. The $190,000 award for pain and suffering<sup>1</sup> demonstrates the importance of pursuing justice for clients who suffer from complex vaccine-related injuries, especially when multiple surgeries and treatments are involved. This ruling stands as a testament to Mr. Carney’s ability to advocate effectively for his clients and secure the compensation they deserve, even when faced with difficult settlement negotiations. It is a remarkable triumph for Mr. Carney and his dedicated team, marking a key milestone in the development of vaccine injury case law. ## David Carney – Vaccine Injury Trial Lawyer [David Carney is a distinguished vaccine injury trial lawyer](https://www.greenlegalteam.com/david-carney/) known for his expertise in handling complex and high-stakes cases. He has consistently demonstrated his skill in litigating challenging vaccine injury claims, taking them to trial when necessary to secure justice for his clients. As the President of the Vaccine Injured Petitioners Bar Association, David is a passionate advocate for those affected by vaccine-related injuries, pushing for accountability and fair compensation. His leadership and commitment to his clients set him apart as a trusted ally in vaccine injury cases. <sup>1</sup>: Pain and suffering damages are capped at $250,000.00
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