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Camp LeJeune Water Contamination
Nationwide Representation - Toxic Water at Marine Corps Base Affecting Service Members and Families
Camp LeJeune Toxic Water Exposure
From 1953 to 1987, the water supply at Marine Corps Base Camp LeJeune was contaminated with toxic chemicals including TCE, PCE, benzene, and vinyl chloride. Service members, their families, and civilian workers were exposed to these dangerous substances.
Understanding Camp LeJeune Water Contamination
Toxic Chemicals
Water contaminated with TCE, PCE, benzene, vinyl chloride, and other industrial solvents and chemicals.
Decades of Exposure
Contamination occurred from 1953 to 1987, affecting hundreds of thousands of people over 34 years.
Health Consequences
Exposure linked to various cancers, birth defects, neurological disorders, and other serious health conditions.
Do You Qualify for a Camp LeJeune Lawsuit?
Base Presence
You lived, worked, or were stationed at Camp LeJeune between August 1953 and December 1987.
Health Conditions
You developed cancer, birth defects, or other conditions linked to toxic water exposure.
Minimum Exposure
You were exposed to contaminated water for at least 30 days during the contamination period.
Family Members
Spouses, children, and other family members who lived on base are also eligible for compensation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Questions for veterans, families, and civilian workers
I was a family member, not a Marine. Can I still file?
+Yes, if you lived on base during the statutory period and meet the other criteria. Dependents are part of the law.
Do I file in regular state court?
+These claims follow the federal Camp Lejeune process. A review can explain the administrative and court steps that apply now.
What conditions qualify?
+The statute and implementing rules list specific diseases and conditions. Compare your diagnosis against that list in a case review.
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