Motion to Consolidate Camp Lejeune Justice Act Lawsuits Denied By U.S. District Judge
As Camp Lejeune lawsuits pile up in federal court, a U.S. District Judge has rejected a call to consolidate them before one judge for pretrial proceedings.
As Camp Lejeune lawsuits pile up in federal court, a U.S. District Judge has rejected a call to consolidate them before one judge for pretrial proceedings.
The U.S. Navy indicates it has received 5,000 Camp Lejeune water contamination claims in just a month.
The U.S. Navy has posted a guide to filing Camp Lejeune water contamination lawsuits on its JAG website.
Northrop Grumman has agreed to pay $104 million to help the state clean up PFAS contamination which stretches in a four-mile long plume under Long Island.
A lawsuit filed by a former U.S. Navy firefighter claims his exposure to toxic chemicals in firefighting foam led to testicular cancer.
A new lawsuit by a U.S. Navy veteran says he developed thyroid problems and Graves disease due to exposure to toxic chemicals in firefighter foam while serving on naval bases…
A Pennsylvania man says he developed testicular cancer as result of drinking water contamination from chemicals found in firefighting foam used at nearby military bases.
A Navy veteran says defective combat arms earplugs caused hearing damage for himself and potentially millions of other military service personnel.
Sea King helicopters, in service in the U.S. and other navies for decades, may have put those around them at risk of asbestos exposure, the U.K. military warns.
The U.S. Navy may soon ban all electronic cigarettes and vaping activities due to the risks of explosions and injuries.