A new report indicates the U.S. Navy is struggling to process tens of thousands of Camp Lejeune water poisoning claims due to a lack of resources.
Camp Lejeune injury lawyers are invited to submit applications for leadership positions in the consolidated court proceedings.
U.S. lawmakers demand to know why there is a delay in Camp Lejeune water contamination lawsuit settlements and how the Navy and Department of Justice plan to begin resolving the…
Exposure to Camp Lejeune water contaminated with TCE, a chemical used in dry cleaning, may have increased the risk of Parkinson's disease by 70% for veterans serving on the military…
A Marine once stationed at Camp Lejeune has filed a lawsuit claiming contaminated water on the base led to the development of fatty liver disease.
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.
Four federal judges overseeing Camp Lejeune lawsuits have ordered the creation of a Master Docket which will help them coordinate the pretrial proceedings for increased efficiency.
A federal judge has given the Justice Department until late May to file Camp Lejeune lawsuit answers in response to a growing number of claims filed in federal court.
U.S. military personnel suffering high rates of cancer, illness and death, are suing the Department of Defense to get it to release records of toxic chemicals they were exposed to…
Camp Lejeune lawyers are asking courts to consolidate the growing number of injury claims before one judge, or to have judges coordinate on handling the cases to prevent conflicting rulings…
