Dallas Victims of Camp Lejeune Toxic Water Exposure

You might have been exposed to the contaminated drinking water if you were unfortunate enough to be stationed at Camp Lejeune between 1957 and 1987.

Since then, service members, their families, and base employees have moved to several American cities, including Dallas, Texas. Many Camp Lejeune contaminated water victims in Dallas have taken action against the Marine Corps for their neglect of base residents.

No one should have to suffer for the rest of their lives because of a decision made by people who didn't care about them. The contaminated water at Camp Lejeune had devastating effects on the health and well-being of thousands of veterans and their families, and even their unborn children.

Fortunately, Dallas victims of Camp Lejeune toxic water exposure have the right to file a claim against the Marine Corps and receive compensation for their physical and emotional pain and suffering. The first step toward recovering some of what was lost is to speak with a personal injury lawyer.

The symptoms of health problems associated with Camp Lejeune chemicals are:

• Cancer
• Kidney disease
• Hearing loss, including tinnitus and hyperacusis (increased sensitivity to sound)
• Liver disease, including cirrhosis and hepatitis B or C virus infection
• Multiple myeloma and other blood cancers such as leukemias or lymphomas (cancerous blood cells)

If you lived on the Camp Lejeune base and are unsure whether or not your current medical issues are related to the exposure to poisonous water, get in touch with the Dallas attorneys at Carabin Shaw. A team of researchers at our company will make every effort to look into your issue.

If you were a veteran who served at Camp Lejeune, or if someone close to you is a veteran who served in the Marines and was exposed to the toxic water at Camp Lejeune, then you may be eligible for compensation.

The VA has created a claims process that allows veterans and their family members to receive benefits related to any illness they may have developed due to exposure to the toxic substances found in the water at Camp Lejeune.

Any base employee who was employed between 1957 and 1987 also has the legal right to file a claim for damages against the government.

A personal injury attorney can help injured people get some or all of the compensation they deserve for their hardships, including their emotional pain and suffering.

If a loved one died from exposure to toxic water at Camp Lejeune and their death was caused by negligence or another party's actions, the statute of limitations for filing a claim against them is six years from the date of death.

If a loved one was injured by exposure to toxic water at Camp Lejeune and they are still living today (referred to as an "injured survivor"), then there is no deadline on when they must file their personal injury lawsuit; however, it is recommended that they do so promptly within three years after being diagnosed with an illness linked with contaminated drinking water at this location in order to preserve their rights under federal law.

One of Texas' finest law firms, Carabin Shaw, has successfully recovered millions for our clients. If you are coping with wounds brought on by exposure to contaminated water at Camp Lejeune, we can offer both compensation and peace of mind to help you move on with your life.

For more information on how we can make sure you receive everything you are due from this tragedy, get in touch with us by calling 800-862-1260 to speak with a member of our team in English or Spanish. They are available 24/7 to book your free consultation. Read through our clients’ testimonials on Carabin Shaw’s client reviews page.