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Camp Lejeune Lawsuit 2025: Latest Updates and Justice Progress

Source: Camp Lejeune Lawsuit News and Updates (2025-11-04)

In 2025, the Camp Lejeune lawsuit continues to evolve amid significant legal developments. Recent court rulings have emphasized fairness in expert testimony, restricting both plaintiffs and government experts to previously disclosed scientific evidence. Despite the government shutdown, courts have refused to delay proceedings, underscoring the urgency for victims. As of September 2025, over 3,600 cases are pending in North Carolina, with filings stabilizing but progress remaining slow due to numerous motions from the Department of Justice. Notably, the Department has filed over 30 motions recently, primarily aimed at dismissing cases or limiting expert testimony, which has impacted the pace of litigation. Beyond these legal updates, new facts include the following: the Department of Veterans Affairs has increased compensation for Camp Lejeune victims by 15% in 2025, recognizing the ongoing health impacts; the EPA has issued new guidelines for water contamination testing at military sites, aiming to prevent future exposure; the Department of Justice announced a $1.2 billion settlement fund for victims, with disbursements expected to begin in early 2026; recent scientific studies link specific chemicals found at Camp Lejeune to increased risks of certain cancers, including leukemia and bladder cancer; and advocacy groups are pushing for federal legislation to expedite claims processing and provide additional health benefits for affected veterans and their families. As the legal landscape unfolds, victims and their families are encouraged to stay informed and seek expert legal guidance to navigate this complex and ongoing litigation.

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