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Georgetown, SC: (843) 546-2408
“How long will the Camp Lejeune lawsuit take?” is a question echoed by thousands of people affected by the contaminated water on the base. The Status Conference of 2023 marked a start to the recovery process for many military families.…
The history of Camp Lejeune’s water contamination reads like fiction, but the drama, deceit, and heartbreak are very real for thousands of service members. The unforgettable stories of civilians and veterans exposed to Camp Lejeune water contamination are difficult to…
Camp Lejeune water contamination studies tie health problems, including cancers and premature births that military families experienced, to their time living on base. From the 1960s through the mid-1980s, Camp Lejeune water contained chemicals that poisoned thousands of families living…
The Camp Lejeune water contamination tested military families who thought they knew what to expect when their loved ones stepped up to serve. “Becoming a Marine affects the entire family—and often even the entire community.” These words featured on the…
For veterans like Jeff, the health impacts of Camp Lejeune water contamination go beyond physical ailments. The mental anguish, guilt, and anger drive him to share his story before Parkinson’s disease takes his ability to speak. During Jeff’s years of…
When you’ve lost mobility or function due to a catastrophic malpractice injury, you’ll want a guide to help you through this worst-case scenario. Injuries of this magnitude happen more often than most people realize, yet a disability or catastrophic loss…
Laws and procedural rules for medical malpractice claims in South Carolina can make filing a lawsuit an intimidating experience, but not with the right help. Pre-litigation steps, like obtaining an affidavit of an expert witness and submitting a Notice of…
Time hasn’t diminished the emotional pain or anguish parents still feel for the children they buried in Baby Heaven at Camp Lejeune. Miscarriages and stillbirths were frequent yet unexplained. One resident, Kathy, lost three babies during her time at Camp…
Medical errors in South Carolina are often classified in two ways—acts of omission and commission—and either can qualify as malpractice in certain situations. Because these mistakes can arise from inaction or action, discovering the cause of your harm can be…
The most common medical malpractice cases in South Carolina stem from surgical issues, catastrophic errors, adverse drug reactions, and birthing complications. Medical treatments, including surgeries and medicinal remedies, with undesired, harmful outcomes are referred to as adverse events and many…