A new report highlights how many women and families feel left out of Camp Lejeune settlement negotiations after suffering repeated miscarriages they say were caused by miscarriages on the North…
The U.S. government is capping Camp Lejeune attorney fees at 20% for those accepting settlement offers, and at 25% for those pursuing litigation.
The U.S. government has outlined requirements for qualifying for Camp Lejeune elective option settlement offers.
The government is offering to pay up to $550,000 to certain veterans and their families who have filed Camp Lejeune water contamination claims in an attempt to resolve a significant…
Parties have submitted competing plans for the first Camp Lejeune lawsuit trials and discovery, which would likely result in the first cases going before juries sometime next year.
Water contamination at Camp Lejeune in North Carolina between 1953 and 1987 caused cancers, birth defects, miscarriages and other side effects for U.S. Marines and their family members.
Plaintiffs' attorneys involved in Camp Lejeune lawsuits over water contamination have announced plans to launch a public-facing website to keep interested parties updated on the status of the litigation.
Plaintiffs and defendants involved in Camp Lejeune litigation are working on a joint order to establish a Master Complaint which will allow easier filing of future claims over injuries caused…
A group of Camp Lejeune injury lawyers have been appointed to leadership positions in the growing litigation against the U.S. government.
Interviews will be held next month to select lawyers for leadership positions representing Camp Lejeune water contamination plaintiffs in federal lawsuits filed nationwide.
