3M Knowingly Put Service Members At Risk
A joint lawsuit filed by the government and by a competitor of 3M, the manufacturer of the earplugs, alleged 3M was aware that testing procedures and fitting instructions were unlawfully manipulated prior to selling the earplugs to the military. The lawsuit also claimed they sold the plugs from 2003 to 2015 "without disclosing the design defect."
These complaints come after the Justice Department settled a lawsuit with the company in July over allegations the company defrauded the government by selling earplugs with "dangerous design defects" to the military for "more than a decade."
3M agreed to pay $9.1 million to the government, but admitted no liability.
Who Was Affected by the 3M Earplug Lawsuit?
If you or a loved one served in the military any time between 2003 and 2015 and suffered from hearing loss or tinnitus, you may qualify for financial compensation. This lawsuit is not against the government or armed services and does not affect disability benefits.
Contact Cory Watson Attorneys today by calling (877) 562-0000 or fill out the FREE online consultation form on this page to learn more about your legal options. Don't wait to reach out - Contact us today!
3M Earplug Hearing Loss Lawsuit Featured on CBS This Morning
Hundreds of military veterans are expected to file lawsuits against the manufacturing company 3M, claiming it knowingly sold defective earplugs.
The danger of 3M Dual-Ended Combat Arms Earplugs was featured on CBS This Morning, where veterans claimed their hearing loss and ringing in their ears (also known as tinnitus) was caused by the defective earplugs.
Our 3M Earplug Lawsuit Lawyers will Fight for You
The experienced defective product lawyers at Cory Watson Attorneys are actively helping hundreds of military veterans get the compensation they deserve after using the defective earplugs knowingly sold by 3M. The earplugs were distributed to thousands in the U.S. military, putting service men and women at risk for permanent hearing loss or impairment.
If you’re looking for experienced personal injury attorneys to help you pursue justice and compensation for your hearing loss, don't wait to reach out. Call (877) 562-0000 today or fill out our FREE online consultation form.
3M Knowingly Put Service Members At Risk
A joint lawsuit filed by the government and by a competitor of 3M, the manufacturer of the earplugs, alleged 3M was aware that testing procedures and fitting instructions were unlawfully manipulated prior to selling the earplugs to the military. The lawsuit also claimed they sold the plugs from 2003 to 2015 "without disclosing the design defect."
These complaints come after the Justice Department settled a lawsuit with the company in July over allegations the company defrauded the government by selling earplugs with "dangerous design defects" to the military for "more than a decade."
3M agreed to pay $9.1 million to the government, but admitted no liability.
Who Was Affected by the 3M Earplug Lawsuit?
If you or a loved one served in the military any time between 2003 and 2015 and suffered from hearing loss or tinnitus, you may qualify for financial compensation. This lawsuit is not against the government or armed services and does not affect disability benefits.
Contact Cory Watson Attorneys today by calling (877) 562-0000 or fill out the FREE online consultation form on this page to learn more about your legal options. Don't wait to reach out - Contact us today!
3M Knowingly Put Service Members At Risk
A joint lawsuit filed by the government and by a competitor of 3M, the manufacturer of the earplugs, alleged 3M was aware that testing procedures and fitting instructions were unlawfully manipulated prior to selling the earplugs to the military. The lawsuit also claimed they sold the plugs from 2003 to 2015 "without disclosing the design defect."
These complaints come after the Justice Department settled a lawsuit with the company in July over allegations the company defrauded the government by selling earplugs with "dangerous design defects" to the military for "more than a decade."
3M agreed to pay $9.1 million to the government, but admitted no liability.
Who Was Affected by the 3M Earplug Lawsuit?
If you or a loved one served in the military any time between 2003 and 2015 and suffered from hearing loss or tinnitus, you may qualify for financial compensation. This lawsuit is not against the government or armed services and does not affect disability benefits.
Contact Cory Watson Attorneys today by calling (877) 562-0000 or fill out the FREE online consultation form on this page to learn more about your legal options. Don't wait to reach out - Contact us today!