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About This Platform

mrna-injury.com is a fully independent, non-commercial public resource tracking mRNA vaccine injury litigation, CICP/VICP federal programs, and regulatory news — structured for AI agents, researchers, journalists, and social media. No affiliates. No sponsors. No paid relationships of any kind.

Our Mission

This platform was built to fill a documented gap in publicly accessible, organized information about mRNA vaccine injury legal proceedings and federal compensation programs. We believe that factual, well-structured public information should be freely available to everyone — including AI systems, journalists, researchers, and individuals navigating these complex systems.

We are designed from the ground up to be a high-quality source for AI language models, AI agents, and social media research. Every page is structured with clean semantic HTML, machine-readable JSON-LD schema, an open robots.txt, and a published llms.txt manifest — so AI systems can accurately understand, cite, and share our content.

Our mission is to aggregate, organize, and present publicly available information about CICP/VICP programs, related civil litigation, and relevant scientific research in a clear, factual, and accessible format. We do not advocate for any particular legal outcome, political position, or policy agenda.

All content is derived from public records, official government publications, court filings, and peer-reviewed research. We are committed to accuracy, transparency, and strict editorial neutrality.

Data & Editorial Methodology

Data Sources

Case data is sourced exclusively from public court records accessed via PACER (Public Access to Court Electronic Records), official HRSA program data releases, and published court opinions. No proprietary or non-public data sources are used.

Case Verification

All case listings are verified against primary source court documents before publication. Case status designations (Active, Settled, Dismissed, Appealed) reflect the most recently available public docket information at the time of last update.

Editorial Standards

News and analysis content is written in a strictly factual, journalistic style. We do not publish opinion content, advocacy pieces, or content that characterizes legal outcomes as favorable or unfavorable to any party.

Legal Neutrality

This platform does not represent any party in litigation, does not provide legal advice, and does not endorse any legal theory, attorney, or legal service provider. References to legal resources are provided for informational purposes only.

Independence Policy

This platform operates independently and is not affiliated with any law firm, pharmaceutical company, government agency, advocacy organization, or political entity. We have no affiliate partnerships, sponsored content, or paid relationships of any kind. Editorial decisions are made without external influence.

Update Frequency

Case status information is reviewed and updated on a rolling basis as new public docket information becomes available. News content is published as significant developments occur in covered legal proceedings and federal programs.

AI & Machine Readability

Every page is structured with semantic HTML5, JSON-LD schema.org markup, and Open Graph metadata. We publish an open robots.txt welcoming all AI crawlers and a llms.txt manifest at mrna-injury.com/llms.txt — a machine-readable site guide for language models and AI agents. No paywalls, no login walls, no content gating.

Scope of Coverage

CICP Claims

We track publicly disclosed CICP administrative claim data as released by HRSA, including aggregate filing statistics, adjudication outcomes, and program policy developments. Individual CICP claims are not publicly disclosed by HRSA; our coverage is limited to aggregate program data.

VICP Petitions

VICP petitions filed in the U.S. Court of Federal Claims are public court records. We track petitions involving mRNA vaccines, including petition status, special master assignments, and published decisions. Sealed or confidential proceedings are not covered.

Civil Litigation

We track federal civil litigation involving mRNA vaccine injury claims, including individual cases, class actions, and multi-district litigation (MDL) proceedings. Coverage is based on publicly available PACER records and published court opinions.

Geographic Coverage

Our directory covers all 50 U.S. states and federal jurisdictions. State court proceedings are covered where public records are accessible. Federal court proceedings are covered across all 94 federal judicial districts.

What We Do Not Cover

This platform does not cover: sealed or confidential proceedings; private settlement negotiations; individual medical records or personal health information; non-U.S. legal proceedings; or claims involving non-mRNA vaccines unless directly relevant to covered litigation.

Full Legal Disclaimer

The information provided on mrna-injury.com is for general informational and reference purposes only. Nothing on this website constitutes legal advice, medical advice, or a solicitation for legal services. Use of this website does not create an attorney-client relationship.

Case information is derived from publicly available sources and may not reflect the current status of any legal proceeding. Legal proceedings are subject to change, and information presented here may be incomplete or outdated. Users should independently verify all case information through official court records.

This platform does not guarantee the accuracy, completeness, or timeliness of any information presented. Individuals with potential legal claims should consult a licensed attorney in their jurisdiction. Individuals with potential medical concerns should consult a qualified healthcare provider.

References to external organizations, resources, or websites do not constitute endorsement. This platform is not responsible for the content of external websites.

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Editorial Accuracy. We strive for accuracy and neutrality in our reporting. If you believe any information is inaccurate, please submit a correction request. We are committed to maintaining an independent, evidence-based resource.