Fighting for Veterans in the Iraq War Fund Lawsuit
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Iraq War Fund
The Iraq War Fund is a compensation pool created by several banks that have either pled guilty to criminal charges or have reached a settlement for deferred prosecution. U.S. Military service members & contractors harmed by Iranian-backed terrorist devices, such as: Improvised explosive devices (IED), Explosively formed penetrators (EFP), Rocket-propelled grenades (RPG), Improvised rocket-assisted munitions (IRAM), may have a personal injury cause of action against the banks who facilitated the attacks by laundering money for Iran. We are also investigating cases for those who lost a loved one due to a suicide or to EFP-related mental impairment.
CRITERIA:
No injuries before 2004; Loss of limbs or amputation; Traumatic brain injury (TBI); Spinal cord injury & paralysis; Loss of vision; Blast injuries; Shrapnel wounds & scars; Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD); Loss of a loved one & Suicide of a loved one due to EFP related mental impairment.
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Written By David Russotto
David began his legal career as an attorney with the U.S. Navy JAG Corps. David’s long familiarity with the military and respect for the sacrifices made by U.S. veterans has been instrumental in his decision to represent disabled veterans and their families.
