Depo-Provera Litigation

Justice for Women Harmed by Adverse Side Effects

Trust Injury Law LLC represents women nationwide who have suffered serious and preventable injuries after receiving the Depo-Provera birth-control injection, including bone density loss, infertility, strokes, and other severe complications.

We believe every woman has the right to informed consent and full disclosure — and we hold pharmaceutical manufacturers accountable when they fail to warn of known risks.

Who May Have a Claim

You may qualify to file a Depo-Provera lawsuit if you:

✓Received multiple Depo-Provera injections;
✓Suffered bone loss, stroke, blood clots, infertility, or cancer;
✓Were not warned of long-term health risks by your doctor or on product labeling;
✓Relied on Depo-Provera as your primary birth-control method.

Important Note:

Claims may seek compensation for medical expenses, pain and suffering, lost wages, infertility, and permanent disability.

What is Depo-Provera?

Depo-Provera (medroxyprogesterone acetate) is an injectable contraceptive produced by Pfizer, designed to prevent pregnancy for up to three months per dose.

While widely prescribed, studies have shown that long-term or repeated use may cause serious health problems, especially when patients are not adequately warned about these risks.

Reported Complications Include:

Severe and irreversible bone mineral density loss (osteoporosis)
Strokes, blood clots, and pulmonary embolisms
Menstrual irregularities and prolonged infertility after discontinuation
Depression, weight gain, and hormonal imbalance
Increased risk of breast cancer in certain patient groups

Despite growing medical evidence, critics allege that Pfizer downplayed these dangers while marketing Depo-Provera as a convenient, "low-maintenance" form of birth control.

Allegations Against the Manufacturer

Litigation against Pfizer and related entities alleges that the manufacturer:

Failure to Warn

Failed to provide adequate warnings about bone density loss and vascular events to healthcare providers and patients.

Ignored Safety Data

Ignored or minimized post-marketing safety data linking the drug to severe side effects.

Inadequate Monitoring

Failed to recommend proper monitoring (such as bone-density scans) for long-term users.

Misrepresentation

Misrepresented safety profiles to healthcare professionals and patients.

Active Investigation:

Trust Injury Law LLC is investigating these claims on behalf of women nationwide who were injured after receiving Depo-Provera injections.

Our Legal Approach

Trust Injury Law's attorneys collaborate with leading medical experts, endocrinologists, and epidemiologists to build comprehensive cases for our clients.

Critical Evidence Categories

Obtain and Preserve:

Complete prescription and medical history recordsBone density scan results (DEXA scans)Diagnosis of stroke, blood clots, or vascular injuryDocumentation of infertility or hormonal complicationsProduct labels and patient information sheetsMedical literature on Depo-Provera risks

Critical Practice Tip:

Our team approaches every women's-health case with discretion, empathy, and unwavering advocacy. We establish the connection between Depo-Provera use and resulting harm through comprehensive medical analysis and expert testimony.

Damages Framework

Economic Damages

Past and future medical expenses (treatments, surgeries, therapies)
Bone density treatments and ongoing monitoring
Fertility treatments and reproductive care
Lost wages and diminished earning capacity
Long-term care and assistive devices

Non-Economic Damages

Pain and suffering from injuries and complications
Emotional distress and mental anguish
Loss of quality of life and enjoyment
Infertility and loss of reproductive capacity
Permanent disability

No Fees Unless We Win:

Trust Injury Law LLC handles all Depo-Provera cases on a contingency-fee basis — meaning you pay nothing unless we recover compensation for you. We advance all costs so that every client can pursue justice without financial risk.

Client Intake & Case Evaluation

Initial Screening Questions

How many Depo-Provera injections did you receive? (Duration of use is critical)
Have you been diagnosed with bone density loss or osteoporosis?
Have you suffered a stroke, blood clot, or pulmonary embolism?
Have you experienced prolonged infertility after stopping Depo-Provera?
Were you warned about the risk of bone loss or vascular events?
When did you last receive a Depo-Provera injection? (Statute of limitations may apply)

Strong Case Indicators:

Multiple Depo-Provera injections over extended period
Medical diagnosis of bone density loss or osteoporosis
Documented stroke or vascular complications
Lack of adequate warnings about long-term risks
Infertility or hormonal complications after discontinuation

Contact Trust Injury Law LLC

If you or someone you love suffered bone loss, stroke, infertility, or other health issues after using Depo-Provera, contact Trust Injury Law LLC for a free and confidential consultation. Our firm is actively reviewing Depo-Provera claims nationwide.

•Compassionate Advocacy: We handle every women's-health case with discretion and empathy
•Expert Medical Collaboration: Partner with leading endocrinologists and medical experts
•No Financial Risk: Contingency-fee basis — we advance all costs, you pay nothing unless we win

Submit Case Referral Call: 407-312-1090

All consultations are strictly confidential. No fees unless we win your case.

Attorney Advertising. Past results do not guarantee future outcomes. All claims are reviewed individually. Trust Injury Law LLC is not affiliated with Pfizer or any government agency. All consultations are confidential and without obligation.