-location

-outdoor space

-only needs some minor remodels

https://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/60-W-13th-St-Ph-B_New-York_NY_10011_M92280-77364?view=qv

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=4578719&forum_id=2#40563767)

It's not like $10mil.

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=4578719&forum_id=2#40563804)

200,000x2x2x2=1.6 mil (and so on)

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=4578719&forum_id=2#40563823)

, * * Petitioner, * * vs. * No.: ________________________

* SM __________________________ SECRETARY OF HEALTH AND * HUMAN SERVICES, * * Respondent. *

PETITION FOR VACCINE COMPENSATION

Petitioner requests compensation under the National Vaccine Injury Compensation

Program, 42 U.S.C. §300aa-10 et seq., for injuries received for the Hepatitis A and Meningococcal

vaccinations administered on July 6, 2017, that resulted in the development of Guillain-Barre

Syndrome (“GBS”) and/or other neurologic and physical impairments and other injuries. In

support, Petitioner states that:

See Petitioner’s Exhibit (“Ex.”) 1 [Affidavit of ]; Ex. 2 [“Community Health

Records”] at 5.

2. On July 6, 2017, received the Hepatitis A and Meningococcal

vaccinations at the office of in New York, NY. Ex. 1; Ex. 2 at 5-9.

3. Prior to this vaccination, Mr. never suffered from pain, numbness, or

tingling in his fingers, toes, neck, nor had he experienced any back pain or shortness of breath or

other GBS-like symptoms. Ex. 1.

4. Shortly after vaccination, on or around July 17, 2017, Mr. presented to

Urgent Care with numbness and tingling in both his hands that he woke up with that same day.

He was evaluated and determined not to be in any immediate distress and urged to follow up with

his primary care physician. Ex. 1; Ex. 3 at 4-6.

5. Mr. presented to the Mt. Sinai Hospital ER on July 18, 2017, with

complaints of back pain and unsteady gait. Objective examination confirmed an unsteady gait on

ambulation. He later reported associated diffuse body numbness and weakness. Testing revealed

an abnormally elevated CSF protein. Mr. was ultimately diagnosed with GBS in the ER,

was intubated after his condition deteriorated, and transferred after several days to the hospital for

long term care/management. Ex. 1; Ex. 4 at 12-13, 35, 47, 75-78.

6. On July 22, 2017, Mr. was transferred and admitted to the Mount Saini

Medical Hospital (“MSM”). Ex. 1; Ex. 6 at 415.

7. By way of history at MSM, it was noted that Mr. was started on IVIG due

to suspicion of GBS on July 21, 2017. He demonstrated “diffuse symmetric weakness of all 4

extremities with areflexia.” He later developed acute respiratory distress and was intubated. He

finished IVIG over 5 days and then began plasmapheresis and exhibited slow improvement. Ex.

1; Ex. 6 at 417.

8. As noted, Mr. was admitted to MSM on July 22, 2017 from the ER. His

diagnosis was GBS. He remained intubated. A tracheostomy was performed during the

hospitalization. He continued to show some improvement throughout the hospitalization, and

when he became able to talk, he shared that he had hepatitis and meningococcal vaccines prior to

his GBS/hospitalization. Ex. 1; Ex. 6 at 417.

9.

10. On August 24, 2017, Mr. was discharged from MSM. His discharge

summary included an admission diagnosis of GBS with a discharge diagnosis of respiratory failure

and gait dysfunction. His discharge disposition included transfer to long term acute care. Ex. 1;

Ex. 6 at 417-35.

11. Mr. was admitted to Henry J. Carter Specialty Hospital for long term care

that same day, on August 24, 2017. Ex. 1; Ex. 5 [Henry Carter Records] at 1.

12. At Henry Carter, Mr. ’ principal diagnosis was GBS status post IVIG and

plasma infusion. His reason for admission was management of his GBS-related respiratory failure

and management of other comorbid conditions. He exhibited ongoing abnormal muscle tone with

reduced strength in all extremities along with abnormal reflexes. He was dependent for all ADL’s.

Ex. 1; Ex. 5 at 1-9.

13. Mr. was discharged from long-term care of his numerous conditions

related to his GBS on March 8, 2018, after over seven months of continuous hospitalization. Ex.

1; Ex. 5 at 1.

14d

. Ex. 1; Ex. 7 at 39.

15. . Ex. 1.

16. Mr. has never received compensation in the form of an award or settlement

for his vaccine-related injuries, nor has he filed a “civil action” for vaccine-related injuries prior

to filing this petition. Ex. 1.

17. As a result of vaccination, Petitioner suffered damages recoverable under the

Vaccine Compensation Act.

WHEREFORE, Petitioner requests judgment against Respondent in an amount to be

determined by the Court as a result of the damages Petitioner has sustained because of the vaccine

he received.

Petitioner will supplement this petition with the electronic filing of all exhibits and the

additional relevant medical records as they are received.

Respectfully submitted,

B

ATTORNEYS FOR PETITIONER

CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE

I hereby confirm that this Petition is hereby electronically filed with the clerk of the United States Court of Federal Claims. A copy of the Petition was served by first-class mail upon the Respondent at the address below on the _____ day of April, 2020.

Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services c/o Director, Division of Vaccine Injury Compensation Healthcare Systems Bureau Parklawn Building,

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