Depo‑Provera^® Brain Tumor Lawsuits

Could Depo‑Provera’s long-term use have caused your brain tumor?

If you—or someone you love—received Depo‑Provera^® injections and later developed a meningioma or other brain tumor, you may be entitled to full compensation. At Harrison Davis Morrison Jones, our pharmaceutical litigation team has decades of success standing up to powerful drug manufacturers. We will vigorously advocate for your rights on a contingency basis—no fees unless we win.

The Link Between Depo‑Provera & Brain Tumors

Recent medical research (British Medical Journal, March 2024) shows long-term Depo‑Provera use may increase the risk of intracranial meningiomas by over five-fold. Lawsuits allege Pfizer—and other manufacturers—knew or should have known of this risk but failed to properly warn patients.

Who May Qualify?

You may have a valid claim if you meet the following criteria:

• Used Depo‑Provera (brand or authorized generic) at least twice
• Received a meningioma or brain tumor diagnosis following usage
• Have medical documentation of injections and diagnosis
• Timely Action – Some laws require you to act within a few years of diagnosis—don’t delay

National Leadership in Depo-Provera Litigation

Harrison Davis Morrison Jones is at the forefront of the legal fight against Pfizer and other manufacturers. Partner Justin Presnal was recently appointed by the Court overseeing the Depo Provera multi-district litigation (MDL) as a member of the plaintiffs’ leadership group, helping shape case strategy, coordinate investigation of the case, and advocate on behalf of thousands of women nationwide.

How We Build Your Case

1. Free Evaluation – We begin with a no‑cost, confidential review of your medical history.
2. Evidence Collection – We gather prescription records, medical imaging, surgical reports, and physician documentation validating timelines.
3. Legal Action – We can either file a lawsuit in the existing federal MDL litigation on your behalf or pursue an individual lawsuit in state court, depending on where you live.
4. Strategic Advocacy – We pursue compensation for medical expenses, lost income, pain and suffering—and hold negligent companies accountable, potentially through trial if needed.

What to Expect

• Contingency-Based Representation – No upfront costs; legal fees apply only if we obtain compensation
• Dedicated Support – Personalized attention from pharmaceutical litigation experts from intake through resolution
• Timely Action – Some laws require you to act within a few years of diagnosis—don’t delay

FAQ

• What is the evidence of risk?
  A March 2024 BMJ study linked Depo‑Provera to a 5.6× increased risk of meningiomas after one year of use.
• Are there ongoing lawsuits?
  Yes—lawsuits have been filed nationwide, with MDL proceedings underway to streamline discovery in federal court.
• Can I still sue if I used Depo‑Provera years ago?
  Potentially—many states use the “discovery rule,” which starts the clock when you learn of your injury.
• What damages are available?
  You may recover for medical bills, lost wages, ongoing treatment, emotional distress, and possibly punitive damages.

Why Harrison Davis Morrison Jones?

At Harrison Davis Morrison Jones, we have a proven track record of successfully representing individuals harmed by dangerous pharmaceutical products. Our attorneys understand the life-altering impact a brain tumor diagnosis can have—and we’re committed to holding manufacturers accountable for their failure to warn patients of serious risks. We approach every case with the focus, compassion, and legal expertise needed to get results.

The growing evidence linking Depo-Provera to meningioma brain tumors is deeply concerning. If you or a loved one developed a brain tumor after receiving Depo-Provera injections, you may have legal options. Our firm is here to guide you through this process, protect your rights, and fight for the compensation you deserve.

Don’t wait to act. Contact Harrison Davis Morrison Jones today for a free consultation and learn how we can help you pursue justice and financial recovery.