Camp Lejeune Water Contamination

An incident which has been described as one of the worst public drinking-water contaminations in our country’s history impacted one of the biggest camps in the Marine Corps, Base Camp Lejeune of Jacksonville, North Carolina. Estimated to have begun as early as the 1950s, nearly a million Marines and their families, as well as some civilian workers, were exposed to what was described by federal scientists as some of the highest toxic chemical levels ever seen in a public drinking water system. These toxic chemicals, which were not discovered until the 1980s, have been known to cause cancer and other serious health issues.

If you or your family have suffered severe health conditions due to contaminated water from Camp Lejeune, you may qualify for legal compensation. Reach out to our team today at 800-862-1260.

After being denied justice for years, the Camp Lejeune Justice Act of 2021 has opened the door for Marines and their families to recover damages if they were:

• Exposed for a minimum of thirty days between the dates August 1, 1953, and December 31, 1987, to contaminated Camp Lejeune water or
• Suffered severe health issues such as cancer as a result of contaminated Camp Lejeune water.

Not sure if you qualify? Our experienced team at the Carabin Shaw Law Firm can help. Our mission has been the same for 30 years: To aggressively represent our clients and protect the rights of our clients and their families. You sacrificed. You served your country. Now let us serve you.

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