Dolman Law Group Podcast

Many veterans and their families were exposed to an excess of chemicals at Camp Lejeune and the MCAS New River Marine Corps Air Station. After decades of fighting for compensation, the Camp Lejeune Justice Act was recently passed, allowing veterans and their families to receive meaningful compensation for their injuries.Now, there’s a fund for Camp Lejeune victims and a Camp Lejeune water contamination lawsuit that’s being pushed forward. But why file a lawsuit instead of going through a settlement fund?Matt Dolman says that it’s based on the level of damages associated with different medical conditions. People with harsh diseases such as esophageal, kidney, or colon cancer are pushing for the lawsuit to receive the appropriate compensation for their conditions. To further explain, Stan Gipe breaks it down into three compensation layers: the first two layers, which are medical care and veteran disability benefits, are previously established forms of compensation. The third and newest layer puts real, mea