Camp Lejeune Water Contamination
Helping Veterans
If you or a loved one served at Camp Lejeune and were exposed to the toxic water contamination that occurred there, you may be dealing with serious health issues as a result. We understand the pain and stress that these health conditions can bring, not only to the individual affected but also to their family and loved ones. At Romeo Deters, we are committed to our nation's heroes, and we wholeheartedly believe in fighting for the rights of our service members.
Our firm has a deep respect for our armed forces, and we understand the sacrifices you've made for our country. We're passionate about contributing our skills and resources to help you receive the justice and compensation you deserve. We care about each client as an individual, not just another case number, and we'll always strive to provide compassionate, responsive, and effective counsel. Our relentless work ethic, dedication to thorough preparation, and unwavering commitment to justice are just some of the reasons why you can trust us to represent you in a Camp Lejeune water contamination case.
If you've been affected by the water contamination at Camp Lejeune, don't hesitate. Reach out to us at (843) 396-8768 or through our online form for a free consultation. Let us stand by you in your fight.
TURNING ADVERSITY INTO ADVANTAGE
We Are Committed to Delivering Exceptional Representation, Laying the Groundwork for Measurable Results.
-
$5.125M Settlement Commercial Truck Accident
-
$3.7M Settlement Construction Defect
-
$2.147M Damages Award Unfair Trade Practices
-
$800K Settlement Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
-
$15.46M Settlement Construction Defect
-
$357K Settlement Construction Defect
Background of the Camp Lejeune Water Contamination
Camp Lejeune, a U.S. Marine Corps base located in North Carolina, as well as MCAS New River, experienced water contamination for several decades. From the 1953 to 1987, military personnel and their families were exposed to toxic chemicals due to contaminated drinking water. The contamination resulted from various sources, including leaking underground storage tanks and industrial activities on the base.
