Congress is expected to pass the Camp Lejeune Justice Act (CLJA). The Act outlines those parties that are eligible to bring a lawsuit for damages resulting from exposure to contaminated water supplied to Camp Lejeune between 1957 and 1987. When passed, hundreds of thousands affected by the contaminated water will have the opportunity to recover compensation for their damages. These include: 1. Marines and other military personnel who were stationed at Camp Lejeune during this period 2. Marines and other military personnel that were assigned to the camp even for a short time during this period 3. Civilian employees that worked at or near the camp 4. Family members of marines and other military personnel that lived in the on-base housing provided at the camp 5. Anyone else that was exposed to the contaminated water supplied to Camp Lejeune (including in utero) If you fall into any of the categories above contact our law firm to schedule a consultation with an experienced Camp Lejeune water contamination injury lawyer in Scotch Plains, NJ. We provide free consultation for water contamination victims in the area. Our experienced attorneys will answer your questions and help you learn about your rights and options.