Camp Lejeune

The Camp Lejeune Justice Act of 2022 is now up for discussion in the US Congress. An estimated 900,000 soldiers, family members, and nearby civilians may have been exposed to hazardous drinking water as a result of harmful substances at Camp Lejeune. The water poisoning, which has been connected to industrial accidents, underground storage tanks, and an off-base dry cleaner, is linked to a number of health problems.

President Joe Biden signed the Camp Lejeune Justice Act of 2022 into law, which allows anyone harmed by the forty years of contaminated drinking water on the Marine Corps installation in North Carolina to file a camp lejeune water contamination case and ultimately opens the door to legal claims.

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A CAMP LEJEUNE CANCER LAWSUIT MAY BE FILE BY ANYONE.

You might have came into contact with contaminants in the water supply if you served at Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune or Marine Corps Air Station (MCAS) New River in North Carolina. According to scientific and medical evidence, exposure to certain poisons during military service has been related to the development of particular illnesses later in life. If you’ve served in a qualifying role at Camp Lejeune and have a current diagnosis of one of the conditions listed below, you might be qualified for disability benefits.

The Act mandates that individuals who ingested tainted water at Camp Lejeune between August 1, 1953 and December 31, 1987, including veterans who had previously been.

DO I QUALIFY FOR VA SETTLEMENT?

Prior to the passage of the Camp Lejeune Justice Act of 2022, those who were exposed to and harmed by the contaminated water (including unborn children) will have a way to file a claim against the U.S. Government and perhaps obtain monetary settlement. If a person served, lived, or worked at Camp Lejeune for at least 30 days between August 1953 and December 1987 and then experienced one of the following injuries, they may be eligible to file a claim:

Aplastic anaemia
Multiple myeloma, non-lymphoma, Hodgkin’s bladder, breast, oesophagus, kidney, leukaemia, liver, and lung cancers are examples of cancers brought on by birth abnormalities.
Women’s infertility and miscarriage
Issues with myelogenesis
Neurobehavioral effects
Alzheimer’s condition
Toxicity of the kidney

WHAT DO I NEED TO SHOW TO PROVE THAT THE VA OWES ME SETTLEMENT FOR THE CAMP LEJEUNE WATER LAWSUIT?

You can submit a claim for settlement by providing proof of your VA disability, such as:

related to the illnesses or injuries you claim to have experienced or that show the worsening of your specified disability, as well as VA medical documents and hospital records.
Private medical records and hospital reports that attest to your purported diseases, accidents, or handicap advancement.
If you have any remarks concerning your claimed condition, how and when it occurred, or how it progressed, from family members, friends, churchgoers, police enforcement officials, or anyone you served with, please share them.

According to the type of claim.

MORE CLAIMS CAN BE SUBMITTED

A camp lejeune toxic water case was filed because some persons continue to suffer long-term health effects from the chemicals contained in the water, despite the fact that most of the contaminated wells in the Camp Lejeune region were sealed off by 1985.

In 2017, the federal government awarded more than $2 billion in disability benefits to veterans whose exposure to the contaminated water had caused health problems.

Disability settlements have long been offered by the VA to affected families, but most claims are denied for a number of reasons. Many veterans continue to support the proposed legislation and believe that the system needs to be fixed.

RECEIVE SETTLEMENT FOR CAMP LEJEUNE WATER LAWSUIT

Contact the Camp Lejeune attorneys at Masstort Counsel to arrange a free consultation if you or a loved one thinks they are entitled to a settlement.

At Masstort Counsel, we are most concerned with your recovery. We work to make sure that everyone who was at fault is held accountable when we manage a claim. This protects the people we support and might aid in preventing other people from suffering the same terrible atrocities that we have. Giving our customers the best service possible is something we take great delight in doing. We are committed to protecting your rights and ensuring the future security of you and your loved ones.