Vasculitis Vaccine Injury Lawyers

Have you developed vasculitis after a vaccine? Learn about vasculitis autoimmune disorder, including how a vaccine can be the cause and how to get free legal help

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$250M+ in Awards and settlements for vaccine injury victims
$575,000 awarded after client developed GBS from a flu shot. The award covers his client’s pain and suffering, future lost wages and future medical care for the rest of his life.
$475,000 awarded $475,000 for a decedent’s estate when their mother endured Guillain-Barre Syndrome after a flu shot and eventually died.
$375,000 awarded after client developed GBS from a flu shot and resulted in an untimely death
$310,000 awarded after client developed CIDP vaccine injury from the Tetanus (DTaP) vaccine

What our vaccine lawyers can do for you

We help individuals experiencing flu shot injuries, and other vaccine reactions file a petition for compensation with the Federal vaccine court

The U.S. Court of Federal Claims pays our attorney fees, so there’s no cost to you to work with us. We take the vaccine injury claim process off your hands so you can stay focused on what matters most – taking care of yourself or a loved one affected by a vaccine injury.

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Gabi, a vaccine injury client, talks about her experience consulting an attorney about her vaccine injury case with vaccine lawyer David Carney that led to a large cash settlement for her injury case.

Major news outlets, from Bloomberg to the Philadelphia Inquirer, have spotlighted numerous cases successfully litigated by Green & Schafle lawyers, including several vaccine injury cases.

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## What is Vasculitis? Vasculitis is a rare autoimmune disorder characterized by inflammation of the blood vessels. It causes changes in the blood vessel walls, including thickening, weakening, narrowing or scarring. These changes can restrict blood flow, resulting in organ and tissue damage. There are different types of vasculitis ranging from acute conditions that last a short time, to others that can be chronic conditions that persist over a longer period of time.
## Developing Vasculitis After a Vaccine In recent years, there has been a growing concern about the potential for developing vasculitis after receiving a vaccine. Vasculitis is believed to be an autoimmune response to an infection or a medication, including a vaccine. Vaccines stimulate the body’s immune system, which helps to defend it against infection and other foreign substances. In some cases, however, the immune response overwhelms the body and can cause the blood vessels to become inflamed, ultimately leading to vasculitis.
## Get Help From a Licensed Vaccine Injury Lawyer Our licensed vaccine injury lawyers have been representing vaccine-injured clients nationwide for the last decade and they are actively involved in the Vaccine Injured Petitioners (VIP) Bar Association, the national organization dedicated to the representation of individuals with vaccine injuries. If you or a loved one believe you have suffered an injury from a vaccine, please request a callback below and David Carney and his vaccine team will contact you directly to personally discuss your case with you free of charge.
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Meet David Carney

David is one of the nation’s leading vaccine trial lawyers focusing his practice on vaccine-related injuries

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David Carney Lawyer | The Green & Schafle Legal Team

Meet Matthew Bernstein

Matthew assists in representing individuals with cases focused on vaccine injury law and other complex litigation matters.

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What Our Clients Say

4.8/5 Based on 95 Google Reviews
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barry atlas

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I highly recommend David Carney of Green & Schafle for his outstanding work on my SIRVA vaccine injury case. After suffering a left arm injury that lasted more than four years, I faced a long and complicated settlement process. David was knowledgeable, responsive, and relentless in advocating on my behalf. He clearly understood the medical and legal complexities of SIRVA claims, kept me informed at every stage, and never lost focus on achieving a fair outcome. Thanks to his persistence and expertise, my case was successfully resolved. If you need trusted, experienced representation for a SIRVA or vaccine injury claim, David Carney is an excellent choice. —Barry Atlas

3 months ago

Deanna C

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When I sustained a serious shoulder injury from a tetanus shot, I was made aware of the VICP and retained David Carney to represent me. I expected professionalism, transparency, and ethical advocacy. What I encountered instead was a pattern of deception and obstruction that ultimately forced me to terminate the relationship and file formal misconduct complaints. The problems began early. Mr. Carney submitted my damages demand to the government without informing me or involving me in its contents. When I raised concerns about being excluded from such a consequential filing, he responded with dismissiveness, condescension and accused me of insulting him. He claimed he was "not obligated by law" to inform me of developments in my own case. Rather than address my concerns, he attempted to shift blame onto me for expecting transparency. What followed was far more serious. On July 9, 2025, the Department of Justice submitted a settlement offer in my case. Mr. Carney never told me. More than a month later, on August 11, the very same day he filed a Notice of Impasse with the Court, he told me there were "no updates." I had been deprived of the opportunity to review or respond to a government offer before an impasse was formally declared on my behalf. When I discovered what had happened and terminated his representation, I requested my complete case file. Only after termination did Mr. Carney forward what he described as a new DOJ offer. But the email he sent reflected a later date than the original. When I cross-referenced it with the Court docket, the original confirmed the offer had been transmitted on July 9, weeks earlier. His version had been altered and included commentary urging me not to accept the offer, despite having already declared an impasse without ever disclosing it to me. The obstruction continued after termination. He refused to release my records unless I agreed to speak with him by phone and allowed him to be paid out first, falsely claiming payment was required before my file could be returned and that terminating him would automatically stay my case. I have text messages and voicemails documenting this. My records were only produced after further escalation, well past the point he was ethically obligated to surrender them. I escalated to Adam, the firm's founding partner, hoping for accountability. He minimized my concerns and took no corrective action. Mr. Carney then attempted to contact the Special Master independently after termination, without my authorization. After terminating Mr. Carney, I consulted with multiple attorneys who independently confirmed that my concerns were legitimate and that his conduct was inconsistent with acceptable professional standards. The toll was not only legal. The stress became so severe that I began experiencing debilitating panic attacks requiring medical intervention. I share this so others can make informed decisions. To anyone navigating this process: you are not indentured to your attorney. The VICP is designed so that petitioners control their case, not their counsel. Your name is on those filings, so make sure the content reflects your input and that your attorney is discussing every significant development with you. If you are dismissed or made to feel like the case belongs to your attorney rather than to you, find another one. It is your case. It has always been your case.

3 months ago

Michele

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HIGHLY RECOMMENDED !! I highly recommend this law firm !! I had the pleasure of working with Atttorney David Carney for my Vaccine Injury Case. He was wonderful to work with!! When I would email him questions about my case, he would get back to me with an answer in no time. He was always honest throughout the process and I appreciate David and his legal team for all of their hard work through out my case . They succeeded my expectations and got me a settlement higher than I expected ! If you’re seeing this review and need an attorney don’t look any further ! You are reading reviews about the best law firm and lawyers that you can hire. So dial that number , you won’t regret it !!

3 months ago
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