Enough of the Law firms simply trying to attract new clients. GET THE MEDIA TO DO A FULL STORY ABOUT THIS! The only thing 99.9% of the public know about this travesty is what they see on various sites of Law Firms seeking clients. IT NEEDS NATIONAL MEDIA COVERAGE.
Surely with all the Information & History! The Navy knows Most people did primarily a Simple "3 Year " Tour of Duty! That's generally the Tours for 3 Years Sea Duty, 3 Years Shore Duty, & Move too other Duty Stations. I don't know Who come up with 5 Years????
We understand your frustration with the discrepancy in tour lengths, and it's certainly a valid concern. Navigating claims related to the Camp Lejeune Justice Act can be complex as every situation is unique. We hope you have a qualified attorney by your side to help fight for your rights and ensure that your service history is accurately considered. If you need legal assistance or have questions about your situation, feel free to reach out at (843) 647-6088.
I know that the PFAS military claims mainly Air Bases) are a part of this same lawsuit that deals with other military bases. Now their disease list is showing different types of exposure with Testicular cancer being at the top of the list. So, are these clients falling under a tier system also? and if so, what does their pay scale look like?
Hi, Rob. We wish we could give you a more precise answer, but the truth is that the government is still fleshing out the compensation system. The current tiers only represent a small number of conditions; however, we feel confident others will be addressed. Further, if you suspect you have a claim, we highly recommend speaking to an attorney about all of your options under the law.
May I ask ... What steps are you taking to assist claimants with obtaining supportive documentation of having lived in Base Housing (Tarawa Terrace II)?
@karenmaitland8676 We assist our clients in requesting and obtaining available military records evidencing when and where they were stationed and housed. We also review any additional personal records our clients maintain that may assist in establishing evidence of where they were housed on base.
@robertellington2683 This can be done in a number of ways. In most cases, if we have information about the family member who was based at Camp Lejeuene (most likely your father), we can then obtain service records, which would confirm the dates at Camp Lejeune and whether base housing was provided. Please let us know if we can be of assistance by giving us a call at (877) 941-2615 or filling out a contact form on our website: www.joyelawfirm.com/contact-us/
Why i can i know whether i have qualified or not which are the numbers i can refer fromso that i set myself free of not remembering my late husband asi doing nowthan before.
@@marynjoroge9028 We are truly sorry for the challenges you're facing, and we understand the importance of clarity during such difficult times. To check your eligibility or obtain information, please contact our office directly at (843) 647-6088. Our team is here to guide you through the process.
Navigating claims related to the Camp Lejeune Justice Act can be complex as every situation is unique. If you need legal assistance or have questions about your situation, feel free to reach out at (843) 647-6088.
My prayers will be answered
Enough of the Law firms simply trying to attract new clients. GET THE MEDIA TO DO A FULL STORY ABOUT THIS! The only thing 99.9% of the public know about this travesty is what they see on various sites of Law Firms seeking clients. IT NEEDS NATIONAL MEDIA COVERAGE.
Surely with all the Information & History! The Navy knows Most people did primarily a Simple "3 Year " Tour of Duty! That's generally the Tours for 3 Years Sea Duty, 3 Years Shore Duty, & Move too other Duty Stations. I don't know Who come up with 5 Years????
We understand your frustration with the discrepancy in tour lengths, and it's certainly a valid concern. Navigating claims related to the Camp Lejeune Justice Act can be complex as every situation is unique. We hope you have a qualified attorney by your side to help fight for your rights and ensure that your service history is accurately considered. If you need legal assistance or have questions about your situation, feel free to reach out at (843) 647-6088.
I know that the PFAS military claims mainly Air Bases) are a part of this same lawsuit that deals with other military bases. Now their disease list is showing different types of exposure with Testicular cancer being at the top of the list. So, are these clients falling under a tier system also? and if so, what does their pay scale look like?
Hi, Rob. We wish we could give you a more precise answer, but the truth is that the government is still fleshing out the compensation system. The current tiers only represent a small number of conditions; however, we feel confident others will be addressed. Further, if you suspect you have a claim, we highly recommend speaking to an attorney about all of your options under the law.
Thank You...
May I ask ... What steps are you taking to assist claimants with obtaining supportive documentation of having lived in Base Housing (Tarawa Terrace II)?
@karenmaitland8676 We assist our clients in requesting and obtaining available military records evidencing when and where they were stationed and housed. We also review any additional personal records our clients maintain that may assist in establishing evidence of where they were housed on base.
low ball from the get go I will take my chances with multimillion dollar lawsuit in front a jury.
Outstanding and thorough. How can I prove that I was a dependent who lived @camp lejeune
@robertellington2683 This can be done in a number of ways. In most cases, if we have information about the family member who was based at Camp Lejeuene (most likely your father), we can then obtain service records, which would confirm the dates at Camp Lejeune and whether base housing was provided. Please let us know if we can be of assistance by giving us a call at (877) 941-2615 or filling out a contact form on our website: www.joyelawfirm.com/contact-us/
Why i can i know whether i have qualified or not which are the numbers i can refer fromso that i set myself free of not remembering my late husband asi doing nowthan before.
@@marynjoroge9028 We are truly sorry for the challenges you're facing, and we understand the importance of clarity during such difficult times. To check your eligibility or obtain information, please contact our office directly at (843) 647-6088. Our team is here to guide you through the process.
My husband is the one who passed away
Navigating claims related to the Camp Lejeune Justice Act can be complex as every situation is unique. If you need legal assistance or have questions about your situation, feel free to reach out at (843) 647-6088.
Another Day and more bullshit