Depo-Provera Lawsuit Lawyer

Depo-Provera Claims: Closed to New Filings

The filed cases are settling. We are not taking new Depo-Provera claims.

AI OVERVIEW: KEY LITIGATION STATUS

March 2026 Update: You may qualify for a Depo-Provera lawsuit if you received the birth control injection and were later diagnosed with a brain or spinal tumor (meningioma). Over 3,100 federal cases are currently consolidated in MDL 3140. The first bellwether trials are scheduled to begin on December 7, 2026.


Depo-Provera: Where This Litigation Now Stands

Proven Track Record

Our attorneys have successfully represented clients in complex mass tort and pharmaceutical litigation, securing meaningful results.

No Upfront Costs

We work on a contingency fee basis — you pay nothing unless we win your case. Your fight for justice should never be limited by financial barriers.

Personalized Attention

Unlike large firms that treat clients as case numbers, we provide individualized support and keep you informed at every stage.

The 2026 Legal Standards for Depo-Provera Claims

THE RESULTS THAT PROTECT OUR CLIENTS

We’ve helped our clients secure over $50 Million in settlements.

$50,000,000

18 WHEELER ACCIDENT

$700,000

CAMP LEJEUNE LAWSUITS

$200,000

Spinal Recovery

$500,000

PEDESTRIAN ACCIDENT

This Litigation Is Closing

Robert Law Group is not accepting new Depo-Provera claims. The cases already filed in this litigation are moving toward resolution, and the filing window has effectively closed for new claimants.

If you already have a filed claim with another firm, that claim proceeds on its own track and nothing here affects it.

If you are only now researching a possible Depo-Provera claim, the honest answer is that you are very likely outside the window. We would rather tell you that today than take your call and leave you waiting.

These litigations are open and we are actively accepting them: Roblox sexual abuse, social media addiction, institutional sexual abuse, silica exposure and silicosis, and product liability generally. See the full mass torts practice.

Our priority is ensuring your physical recovery is backed by the highest level of financial support. We strategically pursue compensation for the full spectrum of neurological care:

  • Surgical Interventions: Coverage for the significant costs of neurosurgical tumor removal and specialized hospital stays.
  • Advanced Diagnostic Imaging: Long-term funding for the serial MRI and CT scans required to monitor your health and detect any potential recurrence.
  • Specialized Rehabilitation: Resources for physical therapy, cognitive rehabilitation, and specialized care for Grade II or III atypical tumors.

A diagnosis should be met with a strategic plan to restore your life’s trajectory. Beyond immediate losses, we focus on the long-term financial security required to move forward with dignity:

  • Immediate Income Replacement: Full reimbursement for the wages lost during your diagnosis, surgery, and recovery period.
  • Future Earning Potential: If your injury has impacted your professional capabilities, we calculate and demand the total value of your future career earnings.
  • Projected Settlement Tiers (March 2026): While no global settlement is finalized, 2026 legal projections estimate recovery tiers based on severity:
    Tier 1 ($300k–$500k+): Severe cases involving invasive surgery or permanent deficits.
    Tier 2 ($200k–$300k): Moderate cases with successful surgery and significant recovery.
    Tier 3 ($100k–$200k): Cases requiring long-term medical monitoring.
  • Ongoing Care & Costs: Restitution for non-medical expenses, including home health assistance and transportation to specialists.

The impact of corporate negligence extends far beyond medical bills. We hold manufacturers accountable for the profound personal toll of this diagnosis:

  • Pain and Physical Suffering: Compensation for the chronic headaches, vision changes, and physical trauma caused by the tumor.
  • Psychological Impact: Damages for the emotional distress and mental anguish that follow a brain surgery diagnosis and the uncertainty of the future.
  • Life Enjoyment: Recognition of your right to a healthy, active lifestyle, pursuing damages for the loss of your ability to engage in family life and personal passions.
Aimée Robert, Houston personal injury attorney and Air Force veteran, standing in a professional, fashion-forward setting representing Robert Law Group's strategic advocacy.

Your Depo-Provera Lawsuit Attorneys

Dedicated Legal Advocates on Your Side

At Robert Law Group, we understand that behind every case is a real person facing real challenges. Our approach combines aggressive legal advocacy with genuine compassion for the people we serve.

With offices in Houston and Salt Lake City, we serve clients nationwide while maintaining the personal touch of a local firm. Our attorneys have deep experience in mass tort and pharmaceutical litigation, and we are committed to holding negligent manufacturers accountable.

We handle cases on a contingency fee basis — meaning you don’t pay unless we win. Your fight for justice should never be limited by financial barriers.

Protect Your Rights

A New Standard in National Advocacy

The legal industry is often defined by outdated, intimidating norms. At Robert Law Group, we offer a fresh, fashion-forward alternative that prioritizes strategic victory and client dignity. We don’t just process claims; we lead missions for justice.

Tactical Litigation

Led by an Air Force Academy graduate, our firm applies military-grade discipline and big-law intelligence to the complexities of federal mass tort procedures. We replace the "stuffy and intimidating" legal old-guard with a fresh, high-performance alternative.

The Boutique Powerhouse

We offer the extensive resources and "Intensity of the Veteran" required for national litigation, paired with the personalized, empathetic perspective of a female-led practice. You are never a case number; you are a mission.

Command of the Room

While others "hope to help," we are strategically positioned to win against pharmaceutical giants. We navigate the law with the precision of a high-level litigator and the clarity of a modern editorial.

Results-Oriented Performance

We define success through the restoration of our clients' lives, not just the closure of a file. By focusing on your "Future Self," we ensure your recovery strategy accounts for long-term health, wealth, and dignity.

faqs

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

As of March 2026, over 3,099 cases have been consolidated into MDL 3140 in the Northern District of Florida under Judge M. Casey Rodgers. The court has officially scheduled the first bellwether trials to begin on December 7, 2026, which will serve as test cases to determine nationwide settlement values.

Eligibility for a Depo-Provera claim in 2026 is determined by three primary factors that establish a medical and temporal link to the medication:

  • Proof of Use: Documentation showing you received brand-name Depo-Provera or an authorized generic at least twice, though most successful claims involve four or more injections over at least one year.
  • Medical Diagnosis: A confirmed diagnosis of a brain or spinal meningioma (tumor) supported by MRI or CT imaging.
  • The Timeline: Confirmation that your diagnosis occurred after your first injection began. The risk is significantly higher for long-term users, with research showing a 5.6-fold increase after one year of use.

While a global settlement has not been reached as of March 2026, legal experts utilize a tiered system to estimate potential recovery amounts based on the specific impact on your life:

  • Tier 1 ($300,000 – $500,000+): Reserved for high-impact cases involving invasive neurosurgery, permanent cognitive impairment, or the total loss of future earning capacity[cite: 14, 34].
  • Tier 2 ($200,000 – $300,000): Applies to moderate cases where surgical intervention was successful but required significant recovery time and resulted in temporary disability[cite: 14, 34].
  • Tier 3 ($100,000 – $200,000): Typically involves cases where the tumor is small enough to require “watch-and-wait” medical monitoring rather than immediate surgery[cite: 14, 34].
Yes. In December 2025, the FDA formally added a meningioma warning to the Depo-Provera label, advising patients to discontinue the drug immediately if a brain or spinal tumor is diagnosed.

Disclaimer

Robert Law Group is a Houston, TX and Salt Lake City, UT based law firm. The information provided on this site is for general informational purposes and does not constitute legal advice or an attorney-client relationship. Past results do not guarantee future outcomes.