Monthly Archives: November 2022
A Look At Symptoms And Diseases Caused By Contaminated Water At Camp Lejeune
For many years, servicemembers and employees, among others, stationed at Camp Lejeune, were unknowingly sickened by contaminated water at Camp Lejeune Army Base in North Carolina. Nobody knew that contaminants being dumped or buried in the land near Camp Lejeune, were also seeping into the water supply, contaminating the Camp’s inhabitants, employees, and contractors… Read More »
Mistakes People Make After Slip And Fall Accidents
If you fall inside a store, or on a business’ premises, it is hard to believe that you can do anything wrong. After all, you are the victim, and are now suffering because of a store’s carelessness. But there are things that people often do, usually innocently, that can hurt their ability to recover… Read More »
Many People Had No Idea Why They Were Sick. Turns Out, It Was Camp Lejeune.
Certainly, anytime someone misleads or lies to others about health and safety, it is a serious issue. But when the party doing the lying is the United States government, and when the people being lied to are service people, employees, contractors and workers, at a military base, the deception and lies just seem that… Read More »
What Happens When Property Owners Try To Delegate Duties–And Blame?
If you have young children, you probably know what they often do when they are blamed for something. They put the blame on someone else. They point the finger at anybody they can find to try to escape being the one held responsible for an action that you may be angry about. Many times… Read More »
The Number Of Camp Lejeune Cases Filed Is Growing Quickly
The recently passed Camp Lejeune Act has given victims of contamination new hope at getting compensation for grievous injuries and disease, caused by toxic water at the camp. The new law passed by congress removed numerous legal roadblocks to making these claims that previously existed. Amount of Claims is Growing According to the U.S…. Read More »
Open And Obvious And Comparative Negligence Defenses In Premises Liability Cases
In any type of accident, including a fall on someone’s property, a Defendant can say as a defense that you are partly responsible for your own fall. That is, that you were negligent by failing to care for yourself, avoid what you fell on, or that you otherwise did or didn’t do something that… Read More »
Safer Cars Sustain More Damage In An Accident? Can That Be Possible?
If you are in a car accident, there will be damage to your car. When people see a lot of damage to a car after an accident, they often think “that must have been a serious accident.” Likewise, when looking at damage to a car that is relatively minor, many people’ s initial thoughts… Read More »
The Story Of A Rare Illness, But Typical Victim Of Camp Lejeune Poisoned Water
The diseases caused by the contaminated water at Camp Lejeune are so varied, and so numerous, that there almost is not one comprehensive list of diseases that are covered under the Act. The new act, which provides an avenue for people to recover damages where one didn’t exist previously, is a new lifeline for… Read More »
