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Paul R. Brazil

Muller Brazil

Personal Injury
Dresher, Pennsylvania(800) 229-7704
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About

Paul Brazil is a native of Dunmore, Pennsylvania and a graduate of Dunmore High School. For his undergraduate education, he attended Bloomsburg University where he majored in political science. He then went on to earn his JD from Widener University School of Law. Following graduation from law school, Mr. Brazil worked at a large Philadelphia civil defense firm where he litigated workers’ compensation claims and Heart and Lung Act cases. In 2012, he joined with his coworker Max Muller to form Muller Brazil. The firm was created with the goal of providing representation with a personal approach, and encouraging free-flowing communication and information between attorney and client. Initially, Mr. Brazil litigated personal injury, insurance coverage, and other types of civil and administrative actions, along with vaccine injury claims. However, for the past several years, he has devoted the entirety of his practice to representing vaccine injury victims in the U.S. Court of Federal Claims. Mr. Brazil resides in Bucks County, Pennsylvania with his wife, four children, and two dogs.

Location

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715 Twining Road, Dresher, Pennsylvania, 19025, United StatesDresher, Pennsylvania, 19025

Admissions

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New Jersey
Pennsylvania
United States Court of Federal Claims

Education

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Bloomsburg University of PennsylvaniaB.A.
Widener University Delaware School of LawJ.D.

Professional Details

Experience

Partner

Associations

State Bar of Pennsylvania # 308828Member
Pennsylvania Bar Association
Vaccine Injured Petitioners Bar Association

Fees

Rates, Retainers and Additional Information Attorney's fees for vaccine injury claims are not paid by the client, but by the Vaccine Injury Compensation Program.

Videos

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Is SIRVA permanent? My Vaccine Lawyer Paul Brazil explains.Watch our own Paul Brazil explain what a shoulder injury related to vaccine administration entails, how common it is, and more. SIRVA is the most common injury in the Vaccine Injury Compensation Program.National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program with NBC4 with My Vaccine Lawyer's founder Paul BrazilMy Vaccine Lawyer's founding partner Paul Brazil was featured in an interview with Jodie Fleischer of NBC4 Washington about shoulder injuries from vaccines. These vaccine injuries are referred to as SIRVA, and side effects can vary among pain levels and side effects. Paul and Jodie discuss the frequency of vaccine injuries and the subsequent lack of public knowledge about the NVICP. Paul Brazil is a founding partner of My Vaccine Lawyer.National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program with NBC4 with My Vaccine Lawyer's founder Paul BrazilMy Vaccine Lawyer's founding partner Paul Brazil was featured in an interview with Jodie Fleischer of NBC4 Washington about shoulder injuries from vaccines. These vaccine injuries are referred to as SIRVA, and side effects can vary among pain levels and side effects. Paul and Jodie discuss the frequency of vaccine injuries and the subsequent lack of public knowledge about the NVICP. Paul Brazil is a founding partner of My Vaccine Lawyer.What is vaccine injury compensation? Paul Brazil of My Vaccine Lawyer explains how the VICP works.The National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program, or VICP, is a program that was developed after the federal government's passing of the National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act of 1986 to compensate people that have reactions and injuries caused by vaccinations. It is a no-fault alternative program, meaning you do not have to prove negligence against the vaccine manufacturer as you would with a traditional civil lawsuit for a vaccine related injury. You only need to demonstrate that the vaccinatioZostavax Shingles Lawsuit on NBC4, Paul Brazil of My Vaccine LawyerPaul Brazil of My Vaccine Lawyer discusses the recent Zostavax lawsuit and what it means for those who have been injured looking to file a claim in the Vaccine Injury Compensation Program. Paul and Jodie discuss the increasing numbers of injuries following Zostavax administrations across the nation and how to report them.