Attorney Ted Forman has represented individuals in personal injury matters in Florida since 1996. For the past 9 years, we have represented individuals harmed by defective products, which is the subject of this 3M Combat Earplugs litigation. 3M Justice LLC, a company devoted to assisting individuals affected by the 3M earplugs, is assisting our firm in this endeavor. They have indicated that you or someone you know may qualify to participate in this settlement.
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Since 2008, over 600 veterans have filed lawsuits making allegations involving defective earplugs (dual ended combat arms) manufactured by 3M and Aearo Technologies. Some of these cases have been included in the multi-district litigation case held in the Central District of Florida.
Settlements are rewarded upon individual damages. That is why this is a not a class action lawsuit. Payouts are greater and you have more control over the outcome.
- The second war in Iraq (Operation Iraqi Freedom)
- The war in Afghanistan (Operation Enduring Freedom)
- Indian Ocean engagement (Operation Ocean Shield)
- The War on Terror in Northwest Pakistan
- The War in Somalia
- Libya crisis
- Iraq and Syria interventions (2014 to present)
- Yemen civil war
BATTLES THAT 3M COMBAT ARMS EARPLUGS WERE USED:
WHAT IS TINNITUS OR MILITARY HEARING LOSS?
Hearing loss is the number one issue servicemen are on disability for. The condition of tinnitus is marked by hissing, buzzing, or ringing in the ears.
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs says that 2.7 million veterans currently get military disability benefits for tinnitus or hearing loss associated with their service. Since tinnitus is such a common issue reported by those who have served, some people who have been diagnosed might not realize that their hearing loss may be tied to defective 3M earplugs.
HOW MANY WILL FILE A LAWSUIT AGAINST 3M EARPLUGS?
You may qualify for substantial compensation if:
Act soon. This case has a deadline for filing 3 months from now. Do not miss out!
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DID YOU SERVE IN THE MILITARY & SUFFER
AFTER USING 3M EARPLUGS?
HEARING LOSS OR TINNITUS?
Tinnitus Anyone? 3M Covered Up Its Defective Military Earplugs Since 2000
A Contractor Knowingly Sold US Troops Defective Earplugs For Years. Now They’re Paying For It
Contractor settles for $9.1 million after providing defective earplugs for servicemembers
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Over 15,000 packages of Combat Arms Earplugs, with 50 pairs each, were provided per year under a 2006 contract with the Department of Defense.
Designed defective earplugs
Failed to disclose design defect in order to protect their exclusive military contract
Knew earplugs had defective design that can cause deafness, hearing loss, and tinnitus.
WHY 3M SHOULD PAY
NO FEES UNLESS YOU WIN
Our team has won the most trials in California. This allows us to work 100% on contingency.
Our law firm was part of the winning trial that rewarded $2M for three soldiers who filed claims -- $7.1M total.
With our attorney advocating for you, you can trust your case is in the right hands. No headache on your part.
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Receiving a 3M Earplugs lawsuit settlement will NOT bar you from receiving VA Disability Benefits. The litigation is against 3M knowingly using faulty earplugs, not the military.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE!
VETERANS ON DISABILITY
Served the military 2003-2015
Used 3M Combat Arms earplugs
Suffered tinnitus or hearing loss
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Hundreds of cases have already been filed on behalf of veterans in connection to the damage and hearing loss caused by these “defective combat earplugs”.
3M has already settled once with the U.S. government’s Justice Department regarding their CAEv2 military earplugs after liability was admitted that the earplugs were a defective product and known to loosen in the ear canals after being inserted, causing them to improperly protect the wearer from loud noises, causing loss of hearing.