Our firm is handling Camp Lejeune water contamination lawsuits around the country.
One of the most common questions we get from clients is how long it will take for their Camp Lejeune water contamination case to settle.
You have heard of mass tort class action lawsuits that take years to settle. Our attorneys strongly believe this litigation will be very different from that stereotype.
Our Camp Lejeune toxic water attorneys are handling lawsuits in all 50 states. This page is about the symptoms of water contamination and the settlement payouts you can expect in these lawsuits.
As anyone reading this know, the bad water at Camp Lejeune has caused countless suffering. For decades the water was contaminated with toxic chemicals known to cause cancer and a host of other serious diseases and health conditions. Hundreds of thousands of service members and civilians drank, bathed in, cooked with, and swam in that water. Now the former residents and employees of Camp Lejeune are suffering the devastating consequences of this exposure.
The federal government recently passed a new law that allows victims to bring lawsuits and get compensation for harm caused by the contaminated water at Camp Lejeune. In this post, we will look at the diseases and symptoms caused by exposure to contaminated water at Camp Lejeune.
In this post, we will provide a status update on what’s happening in the Atrium C-Qur hernia mesh litigation.
The Atrium hernia mesh MDL (Atrium Medical Corp. C-Qur Mesh Products Liability Litigation 16-md-2753) has over 2,500 cases consolidated in the U.S. District Court for New Hampshire. This is the smallest of the three hernia mesh MDLs that are currently pending around the country.
As of September 2022, the number lawsuits pending in the Atrium hernia mesh class action(the smallest of the big 3 hernia mesh MDLs) increased by 17 over the last monthly period (August 15 to September 15). This brings the total number of pending cases up to 3,308.
Our law firm is handling Camp Lejuene birth defect lawsuits in all 50 states. This page is about these claims and potential Camp Lejeune birth injury settlement amounts the government might offer to settle these cases.
The proof of the harm done to children whose mothers are exposed to contaminated water is unassailable. These children suffer higher rates of juvenile diseases and disorders.
Our attorneys representing victims looking to file a Camp Lejeune toxic water lawsuit from victims in all 50 states. If you were a Marine or a family member of a Marine who lived at Camp Lejeune prior to 1988, you may have a potential Camp Lejeune lawsuit if you were later diagnosed with a myelodysplastic syndrome (MDS) or aplastic anemia.
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Our attorneys are currently seeking Camp Lejeune lawsuits around the country. If you (or a deceased family member) lived or worked at Camp Lejeune prior to 1988 and were subsequently diagnosed with cervical cancer, you may have a potential Camp Lejuene lawsuit.
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Our attorneys are currently bringing ALS Camp Lejeune claims for victims in all 50 states. Anyone who lived or worked at Camp Lejeune prior to 1988 and was subsequently diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (“ALS” or “Lou Gehrig’s disease”) may have a potential Camp Lejuene lawsuit.
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Our lawyers are accepting Camp Lejeune prostate cancer cases from individuals who lived or worked at Camp Lejeune and were diagnosed with prostate cancer before age 60. We are also reviewing some other prostate cancer cases that are over 60 in some cases.
This page will focus on the link between prostate cancer and the contaminated water at Camp Lejeune. Our lawyers look at who is eligible to file a Camp Lejeune prostate cancer lawsuit and how much Lejeune prostate cases might be worth in a settlement
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The progress on these knee replacement lawsuits in recent months can best be summarized by “well, they are coming along.” Now, at least, there is a more concrete plan to move this litigation forward.
On March 24th, Judge Rebecca R. Pallmeyer, the judge overseeing all the consolidated federal cases pending in the U.S. District Courts, identified six cases that will be part of the “initial tranche” of Zimmer NexGen bellwether trials. A bellwether trial consists of test cases that allow the parties to see what a jury will do with a claim that is typical of the class. Why? So the parties can get a better idea of the value of the cases. These are called bellwether cases, often precursors for settlement talks, are expected to begin in 2015.
First introduced in 1995, NexGen Complete Knee Solution System was one of Zimmer’s most successful knee products.
In 2001, Zimmer attempted to capitalize on the success of this product line by releasing a modified version of the original design, the NexGen Flex line of products, designed to achieve 155 degrees of flexion.
Most components were approved without extensive trials or FDA investigation into their safety through the 510K fast-track approval program. This FDA program allows medical devices to enter the market without requiring manufacturers to conduct clinical studies.
Instead, the manufacturer must only demonstrate the device is substantially equivalent to other similar products already on the market. So the actual product that goes into a patient’s knee is not tested like these medical devices should be tested.
Injectafter lawsuits have been filed around the country amid allegations that the iron supplement causes hypophosphatemia (HPP), leading to fatigue, muscle pain and weakness, and bone pain.
A total of 13 Injectafer product liability lawsuits have been filed in federal courts so far in 2022. 12 of the 13 Injectafer lawsuits were filed in the Eastern District of Pennsylvania and 1 of the cases was filed in the Middle District of Florida.
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