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- More than a Million Marines, Sailors, Civilian Workers, and their Children were Exposed to the Negative effects of Contaminated water at Camp Lejeune.
- If you were at the Base anytime between 1953 and 1987 for more than 30 days, you may qualify for Financial Compensation under the PACT Act.
- Even if you Received or were Denied Disability Benefits in the past by the VA Administration, you may be eligible Today for Compensation or Pension benefits under the PACT Act.
- Get FREE Information on How to Receive Back Pay, Settlement Monies, and future Compensation or Pension payments allowed under the PACT Act.
- Find out if you are eligible for the Elective Option Program to receive from up to $550,000 before the 24 August Settlement Deadline.
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U.S. Department of Justice Says: "no more than 25% Attorney Fees”
DOJ NOTICE TO CAMP LEJEUNE ATTORNEYS: “It is the position of the United States that the FTCA’s fee cap provision and the associated fines and penalties apply to all claims made under the CLJA. Thus, contingency fee arrangements with Camp Lejeune claimants cannot exceed 20% for administrative claims or 25% for suits filed in court. Such attorney’s fee caps apply to any judgment or settlement amount after any applicable offsets for health and disability benefits. See 28 U.S.C. § 2678; United States’ Statement of Interest Regarding Attorneys’ Fees, October 27, 2023.”
The PACT Act Allows Veterans who Suffered from Cancer or Serious Illness to be Compensated
The Camp Lejeune Honoring Our PACT Act allows any individual who was present at Camp Lejeune between 1953 and 1987 for at least 30 days, including service members, residents, family members, workers, and civilians to seek justice for illnesses caused by the contaminated water supply.
Regardless of your Veterans Administration disability benefits, approved or denied, you may be eligible for compensation if you suffered from from any of the following illnesses:
- Lung cancer
- Major malformations
- Miscarriage
- Multiple Myeloma
- Myelodysplastic syndromes
- Neural tube defects
- Neurobehavioral performance deficits
- Neurological effects
- Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma
- Oral Cavity cancer
- Oral cleft defects
- Ovarian cancer
- Pancreatic cancer
- Parkinson’s disease
- Pharyngeal cancer
- Prostate cancer
- Rectal cancer
- Renal disease
- Renal toxicity
- Scleroderma
- Severe, generalized hypersensitivity skin disorder
- Small for gestational age
- Soft tissue cancer
- Thyroid cancer
More than a Million Exposed to Camp Lejeune's Toxic Water
The government signed a new law that allows individuals affected by contaminated water from Camp Lejeune to file a lawsuit for resulting illnesses. Individuals and families who lived, worked, or served at Camp Lejeune between 1953-1987 were exposed to toxic chemicals in the water supply.
It’s estimated that more than a million people used the water over the course of these years without knowing that it was contaminated. Water tests conducted in 1982 found carcinogenic substances that cause severe, long-term damage to humans. By then, it was too late to reverse what had already been put into motion. As a result, many of the residents and workers at Camp Lejeune were diagnosed with cancer, miscarriage, birth defects, and even Parkinson’s disease.
The government signed a new law that allows individuals affected by contaminated water from Camp Lejeune to file a lawsuit for resulting illnesses. Individuals and families who lived, worked, or served at Camp Lejeune between 1953-1987 were exposed to toxic chemicals in the water supply.
The Camp Lejeune Honoring Our PACT Act 2022 allows individuals affected by contaminated waters from Camp Lejeune to file a lawsuit for resulting illnesses.
How Did the Contamination Happen?
Camp Lejeune was founded in 1941 on the Atlantic Coast of North Carolina. This large and busy military base, like many others in this era, discharged oil and industrial contaminants into the storm drains. To make matters worse, a nearby dry-cleaning business dumped wastewater containing tetrachloroethylene, a suspected carcinogen, into drains for many years. Due to weak environmental regulations, military chemists didn’t thoroughly test Camp Lejeune’s drinking water until 1980. News of this contamination was public by 1984.
Four years passed during which everyone who lived at Camp Lejeune consumed and used water that scientists believed was highly contaminated.
Solvent levels in tap water were 280 times higher than what we currently consider to be safe. In 1989, the state of North Carolina shut down Camp Lejeune’s fuel depot because the storage tanks had leaked thousands of gallons of fuel into the earth.
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💰🔥 Camp Lejeune Settlement Payments UPDATE 🚀
If you or a loved one were at Camp Lejeune between 1953 to 1987 and later developed Cancer or a Serious Illness, you may be Eligible to Financial Compensation.
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Camp LeJeune settlement Update: the U.S. government offered an expedited elective option settlement program which pays out up to $550,000
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