ABCD Brain Study:

Data misused.

Families Not Told.

If you participated in the ABCD Brain Study, or if your child did, you have the right to understand how the information was used.

The NIH-funded ABCD Brain Study enrolled thousands of children nationwide.. Public reports have raised concerns that sensitive brain imaging and genetic data may have been accessed or shared beyond what families were told.

Families trusted this federally funded study to protect

their child’s private data

Sensitive brain imaging and cognitive data
Federally funded NIH research study
Concerns about whether families were fully informed
You may qualify for a confidential case review

Were You Part of the ABCD Study?

Your information will remain confidential

Did you or your child participate in the NIH ABCD Brain Study? *

Did you receive notice that participant data was used without authorization? *

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ABCD Brain Study:

Data misused.

Families Not Told.

If you participated in the ABCD Brain Study, or if your child did, you have the right to understand how the information

was used.

The study collected brain scans and genetic (DNA) data from 11,000 children across the United States.

Recent reports indicate that data from the study was accessed by outside parties beyond what families

were clearly told.

Compensation may be available. See if you qualify.

Were You Part of the ABCD Study?

Your information will remain confidential

Did you or your child participate in the NIH ABCD Brain Study? *

Did you receive notice that participant data was used without authorization? *

First Name *

Last Name *

Email *

Phone *

Postal code *

Is there anything more to share about your involvement in the ABCD Study?

By selecting Submit and completing this form I confirm that I am over 18 and am providing consent to permit Litigation Notification and Reciprocity Industries to contact me at the number provided via autodialer, prerecorded/artificial voice, text/SMS messaging (std.msg/data rates apply) and refer me along to an attorney or other advocate, Std. msg rates apply. I acknowledge my consent to such contact is not required to obtain legal services. I have read and agree to the Privacy Policy and Disclaimer/Terms, including the arbitration provision.

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What Data Was Collected - and

Why It Matters

Over 11,000 children across the United States participated in this long-term research project funded by the National Institutes of Health (NIH).

As part of the study, the following data

was collected:

Brain scans
Genetic (DNA) data
Health and behavioral records
Other sensitive personal information

Because the project involved universities and medical centers nationwide, participant data was shared across multiple research institutions and systems.

Questions have been raised about whether some of this data was accessed or used beyond what participants and families were clearly told.

If you or your family participated in the

ABCD Study, you may have the right to

seek financial compensation.

What Data Was Collected - and Why It Matters

Over 11,000 children across the United States participated in this long-term research project funded by the National Institutes of Health (NIH).

As part of the study, the following data was collected:

Brain scans
Genetic (DNA) data
Health and behavioral records
Other sensitive personal information

Because the project involved universities and medical centers nationwide, participant data was shared across multiple research institutions and systems.

Questions have been raised about whether some of this data was accessed or used beyond what participants and families were clearly told.

If you or your family participated in the ABCD Study, you may have the right to seek financial compensation.

Who May Be Eligible

for Compensation?

If you or your family participated in the

NIH ABCD Study, you may have the right to seek financial compensation.

You may qualify if any of the following apply:

You or your child participated in the
ABCD Study
Brain imaging, genetic (DNA), or other sensitive data was collected
You were not clearly informed how the data could be shared or used
You did not consent to certain uses of
research data
You have concerns about how participant information was accessed or distributed

If any of the above apply, you may be

entitled to financial compensation.

Not sure which study location you attended?

We may be able to help review

participation details.

Who May Be Eligible for Compensation?

If you or your family participated in the NIH ABCD Study, you may have the right to seek financial compensation.

You may qualify if any of the following apply:

You or your child participated in the ABCD Study
Brain imaging, genetic (DNA), or other sensitive data
was collected
You were not clearly informed how the data could be shared
or used
You did not consent to certain uses of research data
You have concerns about how participant information was accessed or distributed

If any of the above apply, you may be entitled to financial compensation.

Not sure which study location you attended?

We may be able to help review participation details.

Why Legal Claims

Are Under Review

Legal claims are being reviewed to determine whether data from the NIH-funded ABCD Study was used in ways participants and families were not clearly told about.

You were not clearly told how your information could be used or shared
Your data may have been shared beyond what you agreed to
There are questions about how the data
was protected
There are concerns that federal rules may not have been followed

If proper consent was not obtained, you may have the right to financial compensation.

Why Legal Claims Are Under Review

Legal claims are being reviewed to determine whether data from the NIH-funded ABCD Study was used in ways participants and families were not clearly told about.

You were not clearly told how your information could be
used or shared
Your data may have been shared beyond what you agreed to
There are questions about how the data was protected
There are concerns that federal rules may not have been followed

If proper consent was not obtained, you may have the right to

financial compensation.

Compensation May

Be Available For

Loss of Privacy
Violations of federal data laws
Emotional Distress
Data Protection Failures
Other Legal Remedies

Your review is free and confidential.

You pay nothing unless we recover compensation for you.

There is no obligation to move forward

after your free review.

Protect your rights. See if you qualify today.

Compensation May

Be Available For

Loss of Privacy

Violations of federal data laws

Emotional Distress

Data Protection Failures

Other Legal Remedies

Your review is free and confidential.

You pay nothing unless we recover compensation for you.

There is no obligation to move forward after your free review.

Protect your rights. See if you qualify today.

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