★ 3,100+ Women Filed Claims | FDA Warning §5.4

Were You Diagnosed With a Brain Tumor After Birth Control Shots? It Doesn't Matter How Long Ago.

Answer a few quick questions to see if you may qualify for compensation, even if you don't have medical records on hand. How does this work?

★ 3,100+ Women Filed Claims | FDA Warning §5.4

Were you given Depo-Provera or similar birth control injections?

Women have reported use as far back as the 80s.

✓ 100% confidential ✓ No upfront fees or retainers ✓ No obligation to proceed

How does this work?

Reviewing your answer…

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Which birth control injection did you use?

If you used more than one brand from the list below, please select the one you used for the longest period of time.

Finding your product details…

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Approximately, how long did you use ?

If you are not sure, please estimate to the best of your ability.

Recording your usage history…

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Were you diagnosed with any of the following tumor types?

Select the diagnosis your doctor gave you. If you haven't been diagnosed with a brain tumor, select 'Never diagnosed' below.

Analyzing your eligibility…

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Year range of last birth control injection use *

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First Name *

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Last Name *

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Email *

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Phone Number *

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What Happens in the Next 24 Hours?

A case specialist will call you to verify your claim eligibility.

Tip: Have your pharmacy records or doctor's name ready. This usually speeds up the process by weeks.

Here are the claim value estimates by attorneys involved in the case:

While no global settlement has been finalized yet, legal experts are projecting compensation tiers based on previous pharmaceutical settlements and the severity of the diagnosis.

Case Tier	Severity & Diagnosis	Projected Payout Range
Tier 1	Severe cases involving brain surgery, permanent damage, or vision loss.	$300,000 - $500,000+
Tier 2	Moderate cases with surgery and significant recovery time.	$200,000 - $300,000
Tier 3	Mild/Moderate cases requiring medical monitoring (non-surgical).	$100,000 - $200,000

A specialist will call you shortly to assist with the next steps.

*Disclaimer: These figures are projected estimates based on current 2026 litigation trends and are not a guarantee of payment. Final values, if any, will be determined by court-ordered matrices or settlement negotiations. No trial verdicts have been reached yet in this MDL. Individual results vary based on the facts of each case.

THANK YOU!

We are reviewing your answers and will reach out if we find you may be eligible for a compensation claim.

Frequently Asked Questions

Most brain tumors linked to Depo-Provera and similar birth control shots are meningiomas. If you had a brain tumor and used the shot, there's a good chance it was a meningioma - even if you don't remember the doctor mentioning that specific name. Complete the form above and a case specialist will help confirm whether your tumor qualifies. You don't need to know the exact type to get started.

Yes. Many women used Depo-Provera years or even decades ago, and their records may be archived, split between providers, or held by clinics that have since closed. Our legal teams can help retrieve them for you. You do not need your medical records in hand to get started.

Yes. The vast majority of meningiomas linked to Depo-Provera are benign, and they absolutely qualify. "Benign" means non-cancerous, but it does not mean harmless. Meningiomas can cause headaches, vision problems, seizures, speech difficulties, and may require surgery or ongoing monitoring. If you were diagnosed with a meningioma after using birth control shots, you may qualify regardless of whether it was benign or malignant.

It's not too late. Many women who are filing right now used Depo-Provera 10, 15, or even 20+ years ago. The FDA only added a meningioma warning to the Depo-Provera label in December 2025 - which means most women had no way of knowing about the risk until very recently. Legal teams are actively reviewing cases right now, regardless of when you received the shots. The sooner you check your eligibility, the better.

No. There is no cost to check your eligibility and no upfront fees to file. Legal teams working on Depo-Provera cases operate on a contingency basis, meaning you only pay if your case is successful. Checking your eligibility is free, fast, and confidential.