Press Release RETIRED MARINE TIMOTHY PUGH FILES A COMPLAINT AGAINST THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA UNDER THE CAMP LEJEUNE JUSTICE ACT OF 2022
Civil Action No.: United States District Court for the Eastern District of North Carolina The Honoring Our Pact Act, S. 3373, Signed by President Joe Biden, August 10, 2022. Lance Corporal Timothy Pugh, Ret., a Marine veteran who suffered multiple myeloma, and other injuries, as a result of exposure to the toxic water at Marine … [Read more...]
Press Release PARKER WAICHMAN LLP CELEBRATES PASSAGE OF THE CAMP LEJEUNE JUSTICE ACT OF 2022
PARKER WAICHMAN LLP CELEBRATES PASSAGE OF THE CAMP LEJEUNE JUSTICE ACT OF 2022, CONTINUING ITS FIGHT FOR CAMP LEJEUNE VICTIMS, WAGED IN COURTS AND CONGRESS SINCE 2009 The Honoring Our Pact Act, S. 3373, Passed by the United States Senate, August 2, 2022. On August 2, 2022, the United States Senate voted 86-11 in favor of the … [Read more...]
TCE and PCE Poisoning
It's undeniable that the chemical industry has brought enormous wealth and prosperity to all aspects of modern life. Chemicals have allowed agriculture to flourish, giving higher crop yields resulting in better nutrition. They have made it possible to create new medicines and vaccines, saving countless lives. They have provided … [Read more...]
How Do I File for Camp Lejeune Veteran Benefits as a Family Member?
Camp Lejeune Family Members Program Working for Camp Lejeune Victims Since 2009 - Fighting for Camp Lejeune Family Members. Generally, to qualify for VA healthcare benefits, veterans must have served in the active military, received an other-than-dishonorable discharge and have a service-connected, qualifying … [Read more...]
The History of Camp Lejeune as a Home
Fighting for Camp Lejeune Justice Since 2009 - Studying Camp Lejeune History Camp Lejeune is steeped in history. It was established in September 1941 as an amphibious east coast Marine Corps base and is still in use as one of America’s premier military training facilities. Since its beginning, Camp Lejeune has been home to many … [Read more...]
VA Expands Presumption of Service in Camp Lejeune Benefits
According to the Department of Veterans Affairs' website VA.org, the VA added a new rule that establishes a presumption of service connection, approving Camp Lejeune benefits for eight diseases connected to toxic contaminants in base water supplies at U.S. Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, MCAS New River, local satellite camps, and … [Read more...]
