Procedural issues have temporarily delayed a package of bills which would allow Camp Lejeune water contamination lawsuits to be filed against the U.S. government.
The president is urging the House to swiftly pass a legislation package that will allow Camp Lejeune water contamination survivors to pursue civil lawsuits against the government.
The U.S. Senate has approved a bill which would allow victims of Camp Lejeune water contamination to pursue civil lawsuits against the government.
Minnesota health officials have launched a new interactive map to inform residents of which drinking water systems are struggling with PFAS contamination.
The President signed a number of bills addressing veteran health issues, but the package did not include a long-anticipated bill to allow veterans to file lawsuits over contaminated water exposure…
A bill seeking to give veterans a two-year window to pursue legal compensations for injuries linked to decades of exposure to contaminated water at a U.S. Marine base has become…
The U.S. Department of Defense has released data on PFAS contamination around military bases in seven states.
A bill which could allow marines and their families who lived and served on Camp Lejeune in North Carolina to sue for water contamination injuries has been approved in the…
3M suffered its eighth Combat Arms bellwether trial loss, with a federal judge awarding an Army veteran $2.2 million for hearing loss allegedly caused by earplugs which were standard military…
Two separate juries in Florida hit 3M with a total of $58 million in damages following claims by veterans that their Combat Arms earplugs caused hearing damage.