Veterans Helping Veterans Fight for Camp Lejeune Justice!
Camp Lejeune Attorneys Fighting for Justice.
Charles F. Herd is the grandson and son of veterans of World War I and II. Herd is licensed to practice law in Texas, Louisiana, Kentucky and New York where he has represented injured workers for over 20 years. An Admiral in the Texas Navy Association since 2015, Charles is inspired by his father who served as an Infantry lieutenant in World War II and his brother who retired as Colonel from the US Army after 20+ years in Special Forces to assist individuals who served our country in their fight for justice.
Charles Herd: My Story
Charles is a passionate attorney with a desire to help veterans and their families. He has created a team of other veteran-focused attorneys entrusted by the Veterans of Foreign Wars (“VFW”), Marine Corps Reserve Association (“MCRA”), Naval Enlisted Reserve Association (“NERA”), and Reserve Organization of America (“ROA”) to represent Marines and their families seeking justice for injuries caused by the toxic water contamination at Camp Lejeune.
As your Camp Lejeune attorneys, we make this promise to you:
- 25% attorney fee agreement.
- No legal fee if no recovery.
- Direct and clear communication. We do not use a call center. You will speak directly with Brandon, Charles, and their team.
- Passionate and experienced representation. Brandon and Charles are dedicated to fighting for justice for all Marines, Veterans, their families.
How To Seek Justice — Contact us today!
If you or someone you know who lived, worked, or was otherwise exposed—including in utero—to the toxic water at Camp Lejeune for 30 days or more between August 1, 1953, and December 31, 1987, and diagnosed with a serious illness or condition, may be eligible to file a legal claim under the Camp Lejeune Justice Act. This includes surviving family members of individuals who suffered harm from Camp Lejeune water on behalf of their deceased loved ones.
Our team has extensive experience and proven success in litigating toxic groundwater cases.
