Depo Provera Lawyer – File Your Depo Provera Lawsuit Today
If you suffered bone loss, infertility, or other serious side effects after receiving Depo Provera® birth-control injections, you may qualify to file a lawsuit against Pfizer for compensation. Our experienced mass-tort attorneys offer free case reviews and charge no fees unless we win.
TL;DR (2025 Overview)
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Depo Provera is an injectable contraceptive made by Pfizer.
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Nationwide lawsuits claim undisclosed risks — notably bone density loss and infertility.
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As of 2025, filings continue in multiple jurisdictions.
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You may qualify if diagnosed with osteoporosis or hormonal injury after using Depo Provera.
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Free, confidential consultation — no upfront cost.
What Is the Depo Provera Lawsuit About?
Depo Provera (medroxyprogesterone acetate) is a hormonal injection manufactured by Pfizer. Recent suits allege the company failed to warn patients about long-term risks such as severe bone mineral density loss, infertility, and hormonal imbalance.
As of 2025, plaintiffs nationwide are pursuing product-liability claims for medical expenses, lost wages, and pain & suffering.
According to the FDA, Depo Provera carries a black-box warning for possible bone-mineral-density reduction (Source: FDA.gov, accessed Oct 2025).
Common Depo Provera Injuries & Side Effects
Typical injuries cited in lawsuits include:
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Bone loss/osteoporosis
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Infertility or delayed fertility return
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Menstrual irregularities
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Mood disorders or depression
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Hormonal imbalance and weight changes
If you’ve been diagnosed with osteoporosis after long-term Depo Provera use, you likely meet the core eligibility criteria.
Who Qualifies for a Depo Provera Lawsuit?
You may qualify if you meet these conditions:
✅ Received Depo Provera injections between 2010–2024
✅ Experienced lasting side effects (bone loss, infertility)
✅ Have medical records confirming diagnosis
✅ Used the drug under a doctor’s supervision
Example: Maria R., 35, developed osteoporosis after three years of Depo Provera use and was later unable to conceive — her case is currently under review.
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How to File a Depo Provera Lawsuit
Step 1 – Free Consultation
Speak with our mass-tort team to review your medical history.
Step 2 – Case Investigation
We gather records, doctor notes, and FDA warnings.
Step 3 – Claim Filing
Your attorney prepares and files the complaint against Pfizer.
Step 4 – Negotiation / Settlement
We pursue maximum compensation for medical bills and losses.
We handle all paperwork and updates so you can focus on recovery.
Depo Provera Lawsuit FAQs
What is the deadline to file a Depo Provera lawsuit?
Most states allow 2–3 years from the date of diagnosis or discovery of the injury. Act quickly to preserve your rights.
Can I join if I stopped taking Depo Provera years ago?
Yes, if you were recently diagnosed with a related condition and the statute of limitations has not expired.
Is this a class action or an individual lawsuit?
Cases may be handled as individual claims consolidated in multi-district litigation (MDL).
Do I owe any fees up front?
No. Our firm works on a contingency basis — you pay nothing unless we recover money for you.
How long does a Depo Provera case take?
Timelines vary, but many mass-tort claims resolve within 18–36 months.
Last updated: October 2025
Take Action Now
If you or a loved one experienced bone loss, infertility, or other serious effects after Depo Provera injections, contact our team today.
Time limits apply — don’t wait to protect your rights.
713-961-7770
Disclaimer & Credentials
This page is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Past results do not guarantee future outcomes.