How Do I Register for a Class Action Lawsuit for Contaminated Water in USMC?

Class action lawsuits can be some of the most fascinating legal actions in contemporary times. Because the nature of these suits affect a large number of people by definition, they also tend to attract an awful lot of media attention. They speak to the underdog in all of us, and they can also appeal to our universal need to come across unpredicted sums of money. Usually they involve being exposed to something unhealthy, against our will, so anyone could potentially be a victim if they were unfortunate enough to be at the wrong place at the wrong time. This is certainly what’s happening with Camp Lejeune, and here we’ll discuss your options if you feel you might have been affected.

The case is revolving around water contamination. The Marine base at Camp Lejeune was connected to water sources that are now known to have been contaminated, with a level of toxic solvents that made it unsuitable for human consumption. This happened between the years 1957 and 1987, so it was something that was a considerable health risk for 30 years, and the toxins have been linked to birth defects and cancers. To make matters worse, it seems as though there is evidence that it was known to be toxic in the early 60s, and so much of the damage could possibly have been prevented.

Some say that this is the worst case of contamination in history, and there were thousands and thousands of military people, their families, and residents who were exposed, and the numbers could come close to one million. This class action suit is a very hot topic, then, and there are many ways to investigate to see if you might be eligible to register in the class action. The main offices in charge of the suit are North Carolina’s Anderson Pangia and Associates, and Pennsylvania’s Smorto, Persio, Webb and McGill. Contacting them could be a good first step, or you could also contact any experienced attorney that you trust, and they can help put you in touch with the right people.

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16 Responses to “How Do I Register for a Class Action Lawsuit for Contaminated Water in USMC?”

  1. George Soter Says:

    I’m a retired Marine, Me and my family was stationed there in 1981 to 1990, I have recently been diagnosed with cancer, I don’t which type right now because I just tested positive on my Biopsy, I start CT and Pet Scans tomorrow to see where it is located. A friend told me about this sight and said I should contact you.
    George Soter USMC ret

  2. Winston Wedderburn Says:

    after leaving camp lejeune in 1982/1983 i was shipped to the marine barracks at the naval base in groton ct. I developed a very violent temper after leaving lejeune and didnt understand why.. I also know of a marine that commited suicide while at the base for no apparent reason. I was always getting into trouble for psycological reasons.

  3. donna Says:

    both my deceased husband and myself had cancer he passed away 8 years ago from cancer and i had major surgery last year for cancer. both myself and two sons have major stomach problems also. please let me know if we fall in eligibility catagory for this lawsuit. thank you, ms. d,lawhon

  4. donna Says:

    both myself and deceased hausband had cancer. my husband passed away from his eight years ago. i had major surgery from mine last year. both my sons and myself have stomach problems also. we were at lejeune in ealy 70′s and my oldest son again in late 70′s. please contact me at your earliest convience to let me know how and where i could apply for this case if eligible. thank you, ms. d.lawhon

  5. Gary L. Manning Says:

    My family and I resided at Tarawa Terrace from approx. January 1965 thru February 1966. Please let me know what I have to do to participate in a class action lawsuit. Thank you.

  6. kenneth w farley Says:

    class action camp lejeune toxic water.i was station at camp lejeune from 1974 to 1975 1/2 soon after that my wife had several miscarriges .

  7. Lee Glascoe Says:

    I want to join the class action lawsuit. I served at Camp Lejeune between 1958 and 1988

  8. Larry Garrison Says:

    I have documentations in my USMC medical record stating that I had been to sick bay about 38 times beingtreated for colds,sore throat,burning eyes,headaches,skin infections,chest pains,bronchitis,viral syndrome & sinus trouble, could this have been a result to being exposed.

  9. virginia nault Says:

    my fatherinlaw has possibly been affected. who. how, where, when. need clarification on the process. my fatherinlaw was there and is extreamly ill.

  10. FOSTER, James Daniel Says:

    How do I register for the Class Action lawsuit concering contaminate water at Camp Lejuene, North Carolina ?

  11. Russ Thaggard Says:

    Can dependants of veterans who were at Lejeune during this time qualify? (Both parents were Marines late ’50s and early ’60′s) Ailments include migraine headaches, back problems (vertebra not completely fused at birth), etc., in the child. Thanks in advance… Russty

  12. charles jacobs Says:

    can any one tell me how to get registered for this . i was stationed on camp lejeune from 1982 till 1989, and have complained about head aches and skin irritations every since

  13. Shirlena Tucker Says:

    My family and I lived aboard Camp Lejeune, at this time. How do I register for the lawsuit? Thank you for your time in this matter.

  14. Khadija Nance Says:

    I was stationed at Camp Lejeune, N. C. during this time (1979-1981). While stationed at Camp Lejeune, I became pregnant and had a miscarriage. Please contact me in reference to how I can register for this lawsuit. Thanking you in advance.

  15. Maria Rocco Says:

    To whom it may concern:

    I was sent a letter by the ATSDR which I received in the mail on Friday, August 26, 2011 regarding my brother, Mark Rocco, who served in the USMC during the time the water contamination was rampant at Camp Lejenue. Mr. Rocco was diagnosed with an oligodendroglioma of the brain in 1998 and died in October of 2009 when there were no other treatments available to treat his brain tumor. Please notify me if my family can be part of the class action law suit. Mark Rocco has a surviving daughter who is 18 years of age.

    Thank you for your time and consideration.

    Sincerely,

    Maria Rocco

  16. eric davis Says:

    i as stationed at camp lejeune n. c. in 1984 and was hospitalized while there, how can i register for the lawsuit? than you in advance..

 

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