A Combat Arms earplugs lawsuit claims that their defective nature caused a U.S. Army soldier to suffer hearing damage, ringing of the ears, and require the use of a hearing aid after his deployments to Iraq.…
A 3M Combat Arms earplug lawsuit filed by a U.S. Army veteran indicates that not only were the earplugs defective, but they did not include adequate instructions for use, resulting in hearing damage.…
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…
Two former soldiers have filed a 3M Combat Arms lawsuit, blaming the earplugs for causing hearing damage during their time in the service.…
A plaintiff has filed to have all 3M Combat Arms earplug lawsuits consolidated before one judge for pretrial proceedings.…
A Combat Arms earplug lawsuit filed by an army veteran claims the manufacturer knew the earplugs were defective, but failed to warn soldiers or the government.…
A soldier has filed a lawsuit over 3M’s Combat Arms earplugs, which he and the government say were defective and contributed to hearing problems among the military.…
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) reports that testing has ruled out Chinese drywall and a large number of other environmental factors as potential causes of death for a number of infants who died in recent years while living in on-base housing at Fort Bragg. …
The U.S. Army is investigating the unexplained deaths of 10 infants at Fort Bragg to see if there may be a possible connection to side effects of sulfuric fumes from Chinese drywall. …
Legislation has been introduced that would overturn a 1950 Supreme Court decision which bars military malpractice lawsuits by active duty servicemembers, allowing them to sue the federal government for damages caused by negligent medical care.…
