Need Help Filing a Depo-Provera Lawsuit?

If you’re here because you believe the birth control shot Depo-Provera is responsible for your meningioma diagnosis, or the diagnosis of a loved one, you’re in the right place. Join the Many is here to educate you on your legal rights and connect you with attorneys who can build and fight your case on your behalf.

How It Works

Fill out the form or call us toll-free at 888-999-2447. We’ll be in touch to hear your story, answer your questions, and determine if you may qualify for a settlement.

Join the Many by allowing us to gather key medical records and match you with a trusted attorney who has won cases like yours.

We handle every aspect of building and fighting your case, so you can focus on living peacefully. You pay nothing if you aren’t awarded a settlement.

Learn If Your Case Is Eligible

Standing up to the corporations that harmed you isn’t easy. Join the Many connects you with people who care about your case and can help level the playing field. Your case review is completely free.

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Connect with Top Attorneys

When you Join the Many, you’ll have access to a vast network of resources and support to help you get through your Depo-Provera case. Too many victims believe their voices won’t be heard if they try to fight back against big business. We’re here to show you it doesn’t have to be that way.

Your case may qualify if...

You may have a claim if two things are true: you were diagnosed with a meningioma, and you received one or more Depo-Provera injections (or an authorized generic version) before that diagnosis.
Two things you do not need to know:
- You don’t need to know who made your shot. Most women were simply told it was “the birth control shot” or “generic Depo-Provera,” and the insurance billing code is even the same for the brand and its authorized generics. A records review sorts this out.
- You don’t need to know the exact tumor type. A meningioma diagnosis qualifies, and so does a brain tumor whose type you were never told.

The best way to find out where you stand is a free case review.

You’re Not in This Alone

After your no cost case review, we will connect you with the best law firm for your situation. Join the Many only partners with trusted, vetted firms who have a track record of winning cases like yours. They will build and fight your case on your behalf, updating you on its progress along the way.

Join the Many believes nothing should stand between you and the justice you deserve. We are committed to handling your Depo-Provera lawsuit from start to finish, so you can worry less about your case and more on living your life in peace.

If, for some reason, you aren’t awarded a settlement, you will pay no legal fees, no questions asked.

What’s Happening with the Litigation

The Depo-Provera cases are consolidated in federal court in Florida, and in June 2026 the parties reached a global settlement in principle. The terms have not been made public, and both sides are still finalizing the details. Deadlines to file vary by state and can turn on when you knew, or should have known, that your tumor might be connected to the drug — which is why it’s worth having your dates reviewed sooner rather than later.

The lawsuits rest on a growing body of research linking the injection to meningioma.

The strongest U.S. evidence comes from a 2025 study in JAMA Neurology by researchers at Case Western Reserve University and the Cleveland Clinic. Using records from more than ten million American women (including 88,668 who received the injection) they found about 2.4 times the risk of a meningioma diagnosis among women who used it, compared with matched women who did not. A 2026 meta-analysis found more than a threefold higher risk with two or more years of use.

Don’t Wait to File Your Depo-Provera Lawsuit Claim

Following a diagnosis, your case could be subject to a statute of limitations. We urge you to act quickly to ensure you receive a settlement.

Call now to discuss your claim:

888-999-2447

No fees unless you are awarded compensation.

Questions? We Can Help

How do I file a Depo-Provera lawsuit?

First, call our firm toll-free or fill out the form on this page. Our team will explain everything in detail, including what information we need to determine your damages or qualification. If you’re eligible to file suit, our experienced attorneys and medical experts will support you throughout the process.

I stopped using Depo-Provera years ago. Is it too late?

Not necessarily. The filing deadline often starts when you knew or should have known of the connection — and the first U.S. warning didn’t appear until December 2025. Have your specific dates reviewed.

I don’t know which company made my shot. Can I still file?

Yes. Most women were never told, and the billing code is the same for the brand and its authorized generics. A records review determines this.

How much will it cost me to file?

It costs nothing unless we win your case. Our team works on a contingency basis—meaning we don’t get paid unless you do. Your case review is completely free.

Still have questions?

Give us a call at 888-999-2447 and we'll answer any questions you have.

Find Out If You Qualify Before It's Too Late!

If you or your loved received one or more Depo-Provera injections and developed meningioma, Join the Many can help determine if you’re among the thousands who qualify for compensation. We’re here to make sure the legal system works for you, not big corporations.