Legal Rights and Lawsuits

An Illinois jury found in favor of a woman who claimed toxic emissions from the Willowbrook, Illinois, plant led to cancer in herself and her son.

Just one month after the Camp Lejeune Justice Act became law, thousands of claims of injury from contaminated water at the Marine Corps base are underway.

The e-cigarette maker was the object of multiple state lawsuits over claims it targeted youth in its marketing campaigns.

A recent report by the agency's Office of Inspector General said almost 40% of claims at Camp Lejeune were incorrectly processed.

Veterans must first file an administrative claim through the Department of the Navy before civil litigation may proceed.

The Veterans of Foreign Wars hails the recent passage of the landmark PACT Act of 2022, which includes the long-awaited Camp Lejeune Justice Act.

The bill expands health care benefits for veterans exposed to toxins at home and abroad. It now heads to President Biden’s desk for his signature.

Aearo Technologies, a 3M subsidiary that made the defective earplugs, set up the trust as part of Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings.

U.S. Senate Republicans have temporarily blocked passage of The Honoring Our PACT Act that includes the Camp Lejeune Justice Act of 2022.

SoClean Inc. is suing Philips for $200 million in damages over misleading statements it made about the company's ozone-based cleaning machines.