Camp Lejeune water contamination claims under the 2022 Honoring Our PACT Act are working through federal court. Pre-settlement funding bridges the long wait.
The Camp Lejeune Justice Act of 2022 opened federal court to thousands of veterans and family members exposed to contaminated water at the Marine Corps base between 1953 and 1987. The Eastern District of North Carolina has a multi-year backlog of claims.
Most CLJA claimants face severe health conditions — cancers, Parkinson's, kidney disease — that produce substantial medical and living expenses while the litigation works through administrative review and court proceedings.
AARC provides pre-settlement funding on qualifying Camp Lejeune claims with no credit check and no monthly payments. Repayment only happens if the case recovers.
Underwriting focuses on documented exposure (residency or service records at Lejeune during the qualifying period), diagnosis of a covered condition, and attorney representation.
Because CLJA cases can take 18 months or longer to resolve, funding lets claimants stay current on rent, medical co-pays, and lost wages during the wait.
Apply online or call (800) 297-3834 to see what your Camp Lejeune case qualifies for.
