Combat Arms Earplugs
Frank Charles Miranda, P.A. Helping the Men and Women Who Bravely Served Our Country
Men and women who were serving in the United States military were provided earplugs that were not long enough for proper insertion into the ears of a user. The length of the earplugs resulted in a fit that would gradually loosen over the course of use and subsequently fail to provide user protection and noise cancellation. Individuals who believed that they were using superior protection gear are now suffering hearing loss.
Combat Arms CAEv2 Earplugs, Version 2 ear plugs were manufactured by Minnesota headquartered 3M Company (3M) and known to be an ineffective method by which to protect members of the military. Still, the company knowingly made the decision to sell the defective earplugs to the military.
- 3M Has Agreed To Pay $9.1 Million To Resolve Allegations It Supplied Defective Combat Earplugs. 3M has agreed to pay the U.S. Department of Justice $9.1 million for violating the False Claims Act. The False Claims Act is a federal law that imposes responsibility on a person or company who defrauded the government.
- There May Be Money To Help You If You Suffered Hearing Loss.Men and women who served in the United States military and are now experiencing hearing damage and hearing loss, including tinnitus, may be eligible for compensation from 3M.
- You Will Need To File A Lawsuit For Compensation. The $9.1 million that 3M has agreed to pay to the U.S. Department of Justice has not been earmarked to assist members of the United States military and veterans who suffered hearing loss due to the use of defective CAEv2 Earplugs, Version 2 ear plugs. Individuals who suffered hearing damage must instead file a civil lawsuit to be compensated for preventable injuries.
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Men And Women Who Served In And Continue To Serve In The United States Military Deserve Proper Safety Gear
The experienced attorneys of Frank Charles Miranda, P.A. are prepared to help the men and women who serve in and served in the United States military
- Frank Charles Miranda, P.A. is experienced in suing large companies that injure thousands of innocent people.
3M knew that men and women in uniform were not adequately protected when using CAEv2 Earplugs, Version 2 ear plugs. The company made the fateful decision to put making a profit ahead of doing what was right by informing the United States military that its earplugs did not work correctly.
If you or a family member suffered hearing loss as a result of using defective 3M CAEv2 Earplugs, Version 2 ear plugs, fill out the form below and give us a call.
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