Camp Lejeune – What Was Found in the Water Supply?

Camp Lejeune – What Was Found in the Water Supply?

Exposure and Cover-Up Individuals who lived or worked at the U.S. Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, North Carolina between 1953 – 1987 could have been exposed to water contaminated with toxic chemicals.  Marines, their family members, and civilian workers may…

 Camp Lejeune – A Toxic History

Camp Lejeune – A Toxic History

Camp Lejeune History Camp Lejeune had its earliest beginning as a stagging and training point for soldiers in preparation for and entry into World War II.  The facility began operations in 1942 and officially took on the name, Camp Lejeune,…

 Camp Lejeune Justice Act: Not Just for the VA Anymore

Camp Lejeune Justice Act: Not Just for the VA Anymore

Since 2017, veterans who were exposed to contaminated water at Camp Lejeune and developed health problems have been entitled to presumptive healthcare and disability benefits through the VA.  However, this is minimal compensation and minimal justice for water contamination issues…

 Construction Zone Accidents Are Preventable

Construction Zone Accidents Are Preventable

Recently, a married couple from Pennsylvania tragically lost their lives in a construction zone truck accident on I-70 westbound just inside the West Virginia border.  According to the police investigation, traffic was stopped in a construction zone when a tractor…