Federal investigators are looking into a number of recent deaths involving light armored vehicles (LAVs) and similar lightweight military transports which have been linked to rollover accidents.…
A federal judge has selected 25 3M Combat Arms earplug lawsuits to serve as the initial pool of potential bellwether early test trials over claims the earplugs led to widespread hearing loss among the military.…
A discovery schedule with deadlines throughout the year seeks to prepare the first 3M Combat Arms earplugs hearing loss lawsuit for trial by April 2021.…
A group of 3M Combat Arms lawsuits will be selected for a pool of potential bellwether trials by the end of the month, with the first case expected to go to trial in April 2021.…
3M Combat Arms litigation is likely to see nearly 140,000 plaintiffs file claims of hearing loss and tinnitus linked to the use of the military-issue earplugs.…
Design problems with 3M Combat Arms earplugs issued by the U.S. military between 2003 and 2015 may have left soldiers and veterans with permanent hearing damage. STATUS OF MILITARY EARPLUG LAWSUITS: Financial compensation may be available through a 3M Combat Arms earplugs lawsuit for individuals diagnosed with hearing loss or tinnitus after military service between 2003 and 2015. >>SUBMIT A CLAIM FOR MILITARY HEARING LOSS<< OVERVIEW OF EARPLUG PROBLEMS: Combat Arms Earplugs, Version 2 (CAEv2) have been issued by the U.S. Military for each deployed soldier between 2003 and late 2015. The dual-end or reversible earplugs were used during training…
Plaintiffs are calling for the court to order 3M to turn over examples of its Combat Arms earplugs, linked to claims of hearing loss, for testing.…
A federal judge has approved Master Complaint and Short Form Complaint forms for all 3M Combat Arms earplug hearing loss litigation.…
A lawsuit claims 3M Company deceived the U.S. military about the noise reduction rating for Combat Arms earplugs, which were standard issue in the military for years.…
The makers of Combat Arms earplugs falsified testing in order to win “indefinite-quantity contracts” with the U.S. government, resulting in widespread hearing damage, a lawsuit claims.…
