Attorney Tyson Mutrux describes in this video about vaccine court claims – what medical records you need to submit

Hi! Tyson Mutrux here with the Mutrux Law Firm. Now as I’ve discussed in other videos, if you’re gonna file a claim through the vaccine court, you need to submit certain medical records. In this video, what I want to do is I want to go through what medical records you need to submit to receive compensation if they’re available. If they’re not available, you need to tell the vaccine court why they are not available. So here’s the list.

You want to go through any medical records prior to vaccination that you think is relevant and submit those. Those include clinic notes, private doctor visits or any other medical records you think are relevant. You also want to make sure you submit your vaccination record and that vaccination record needs to include a lot number and the manufacturer. You also need to submit — and this is very important — post-injury hospital and emergency treatment records, so any records that you received, that you were hospitalized because of the injuries from the vaccine, you need to submit those as well. You also need to submit any post-injury outpatient records, so if you’re receiving treatment from a doctor on an outpatient basis, you need to make sure you submit those to the court. You also want to make sure you submit the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System Form if you submitted one. And you also want to make sure you submit long-term records if they apply to your injuries such as school records, any consultation reports, any educational testing records, and any other documentation that may support your claim.

And also, obviously, if you’re filing a claim for a loved one and they died, you want to make sure you submit any death records such as death certificate or autopsy report. If the person that was injured is a minor, you want to make sure you also submit prenatal and birth records, also the mother’s prenatal record, delivery record and the birth certificate.