Lawsuit indicates Marine's son consumed large amount's of water while playing sports and living on the base, unaware of the high levels of contamination, according to the multiple myeloma lawsuit.
Norfolk Southern put profits ahead of public safety, resulting in the release of over 1 million gallons of hazardous chemicals during the train derailment, the lawsuit claims
The plaintiff seeks to preserve his testimony, as he does not expect to live to see trial due to the terminal nature of the bladder cancer caused by exposure to Camp Lejeune water.
Both the VA and the CDC have identified breast cancer from Camp Lejeune water contamination as one of the illnesses known to be caused by chemicals found on the Marine base.
The PFAS lawsuit charges the company with violations of the Clean Water Act, which have left the Susquehanna River polluted with high levels of "forever chemicals"
Even after 3M ends production of the toxic chemicals, it is likely to continue to face PFAS water contamination lawsuits for decades due to the persistent nature of the "forever chemicals"
Nearly 45% of communities near contaminated military bases, like Camp Lejeune, have mostly minority populations.
Lawsuit claims Ford tried to hide dumping hazardous substances and cancer-causing chemicals, including arsenic, benzene and PCBs.
