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3M Combat Earplugs Lawsuit

3M earplugs were distributed to the US army. However, the earplugs had serious defects proven to cause hearing injuries.
Last Updated: June 1, 2023

3M dual-sided combat arms earplugs (CAEv2) were distributed to US armed servicemen and servicewomen. However, these combat earplugs have a serious defect proven to cause hearing injuries. People who wore them are entitled to justice and compensation for their injuries.

3M Earplug Lawsuit Latest News & Update

  • June 1, 2023 - 3M answered questions from judges of the Eleventh Circuit who appeared open to affirming hearing loss verdicts for four veterans and an important, underlying ruling that denied immunity for defects found in 3M's combat earplugs.
  • May 1, 2023 - Parties argue whether 3M Earplug unit was in financial distress before bankruptcy.
  • April 1, 2023 - 3M is fighting a legal battle over combat earplugs.
  • March 1, 2023 - Michael Roman, 3M's CEO, was hit by by a $50 billion stock rout. Roman was the victim of poor timing and poor decisions made by previous 3M CEOs. His tenure was marked by a series of legal problems that resulted from the legacy manufacturing of perfluoroalkyl and military earplugs (PFAS) and the decline in 3M's market value.
  • February 19, 2023 - Bellwether trials won more often than before 3M announced in July that the Aearo subsidiary would go bankrupt.
  • February 1, 2023 - The 3M military earplugs lawsuit is now being heard in bankruptcy court. A federal judge in Florida, who is overseeing a mountain of earplug litigation against 3M, has stopped efforts to mediate a deal. However, the U.S. Bankruptcy Court of Indiana continues mediation between 3M and lawyers representing thousands former and current military personnel who claim that 3M's defective earplugs have damaged their hearing.
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  • January 15, 2023 - Veterans and military service personnel claimed that the combat earplugs sold to the U.S. army by 3M were defective. These cases were consolidated under federal law and brought before a single judge. They are a great example of how important it is for people to have access to courts.
  • January 1, 2023 - 3M blocked from shifting earplug liability to unit in bankruptcy. Judge punishes 3M for changing positions regarding liability.
  • December 1, 2022 - Kirkland wins court approval to advise 3M Earplug Unit Bankruptcy. A bankruptcy judge ruled that 3M and its Aearo unit are in the same interests and Kirkland's representation does not cause conflict.
  • October 1, 2022 - 3M's bankruptcy setback deepens earplug litigation troubles. The corporation's plan for resolving the largest single litigation in U.S. history in bankruptcy court went away from the plan where other corporate defendants have succeeded.
  • September 1, 2022 - 3M appeals bankruptcy court refusal to end 230,000 earplug lawsuits.
  • August 14, 2022 - 3M Earplug Judge M. Casey Rodgers sympathetic to veterans called to proceed.
  • August 1, 2022 - 3M who is facing thousands of lawsuits is creating a $1 billion trust for U.S. service members who say its earplugs did not protect them from hearing loss.
  • July 26, 2022 - 3M has announced that the company takes action to efficiently and equitably resolve litigation related to the 3M defective combat earplugs.
  • July 13, 2022 - A federal court in Florida said that 3M should not have announced its intention to seek new trials in nine combat earplug cases ahead of time.
  • July 1, 2022 - 3M faces potentially $7.63 billions in lawsuits over earplugs. 3M to begin court-ordered settlement talks over military earplugs, following lawsuits by thousands of soldiers.
  • June 5, 2022 - A federal jury in FL ruled 3M has to pay $77.5 million to James Beal, an army veteran whose lawsuit alleged the 3M’s faulty earplugs caused hearing loss and ringing in his ears.
  • June 1, 2022 - Around 290,000 U.S. soldiers are suing 3M over defective earplugs.
  • May 2, 2022 - 3M has been convicted of $2.2 million in a legal battle over defective earplugs it made for the U.S. Military. The U.S. District Court in northern Florida ruled Friday in favor Jonathon Vaughn. Jonathon Vaughn was a U.S. Army veteran who served from 2006 to 2010. Vaughn, a Southside resident, claimed his hearing loss and tinnitus were caused by 3M's Combat Arms CAEv2 Earplugs.
  • May 1, 2022 - A federal jury in Pensacola, Florida ruled in favor of 3M in the lawsuit of Denise Kelley (36-year-old from California, who had served 10 years in U.S. Army) . Kelley claimed that she was a victim of defective 3M earplugs that have caused her hearing loss and tinnitus.
  • April 1, 2022 - Two army veterans awarder $58 Million: Jurors in Pensacola, FL, awarded $50 million to Luke Vilsmeyer, a U.S. Army veteran who suffered permanent hearing loss and severe tinnitus. Tallahassee jury awarded $8 million in compensatory damages to Steven Wilkerson who suffered tinnitus and hearing loss.
  • March 1, 2022 - 3M adds yet another legal concern to its list of headaches. The conglomerate is facing a growing battle over the sale of earplugs to the U.S military.
  • February 23, 2022 - A federal court in Florida decided that 3M earplug scientist must testify in 5 upcoming trials. This is despite the fact that the 3M scientist has already testified extensively.
  • February 6, 2022 - Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation published: Motions in Previously Centralized MDLs - 3M Combat Arms Earplug Products Liability Litigation (MDL-2885).
  • January 28, 2022 - 2 Army Soldiers Awarded $110 Million in 3M Earplug Lawsuit - A federal jury awarded $110 million to two U.S. Army soldiers who said they had hearing damage because of earplugs produced by the multinational manufacturer 3M.
  • January 1, 2022 - 7 federal judges designated by the Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court will discuss the MDL 2885 lawsuits (3M Earplugs Lawsuit).
  • December 10, 2021 - Jurors in Tallahassee, FL awarded $22.5 million to former U.S. Army soldier, Theodore Elwood Finley who alleged that combat earplugs manufactured by 3M caused him to suffer Tinnitus & hearing loss.
  • December 1, 2021 - 3M loses bid to test earplug plaintiff for genetic hearing loss after U.S. Judge Gary Jones in Pensacola, FL held that there was no basis for 3M's request for the test - that 2 cousins of the plaintiff Steven Wilkerson's were born deaf.
  • November 24, 2021 - 3M Combat Arms Earplug Products Liability Litigation - December 2, 2021, hearing session order.
  • November 15, 2021 - Jury in Tallahassee, FL Federal Court awarded Guillermo Camarillorazo $13 Million on a 3M earplug lawsuit. $816,395 in compensatory and $12.25 million in punitive damages.
  • November 1, 2021 - M. Casey Rodgers (Chief Judge, United States District Court for the Northern District of Florida) MDL-2885 - 3M Combat Arms Earplug Products Liability Litigation
  • October 15, 2021 - United States Courts Opinions - 3M Combat Arms Earplug Products Liability Litigation
  • October 2, 2021 - 3M will pay $8.2 million to Brandon Adkins, a former U.S. Army soldier after finding the 3M earplugs had a design defect and 3M did not provide adequate safety warnings.
  • September 24, 2021 - U.S. District Judge M. Casey Rodgers has scheduled another bellwether trials to start at September 20, 2021 and October 18, 2021, with a possible consolidated trial of 3 plaintiffs in January 2022.
  • Biggest 3M Payout: $9.1 Million to settle False Claims case with US Government
  • 3M Earplug Lawsuit Status: Number of Cases is more than 139,693 Claimants as of March 2020
  • Earplug Introduction Date: 2003
  • Intended Use: Hearing protection against loud and high-pitched noises from combat arms
  • Side-Effects: Hearing Loss & Tinnitus
  • 3M loses third trial in huge military earplug mass tort results in $1.7 million against 3M
  • October 2020 - A Federal Judge in Florida said the Department of Defense gave good reasons to keep an Army Officer from sitting for a deposition relating to the 3M earplug case.
  • September 2020 - The number of claimants joining the case against 3M has continued to rise, with over 200,000 people now saying that the Combat Arms earplugs were defective. As such, it has become one of the biggest mass tort cases in American legal history, and there is potential for it to grow even more due to the large number of U.S military personnel who wore the earplugs when on duty during the period of 2003-2015.
  • August 2020 - It is predicted that bellwether trials could start for the 3M defective earplug case in the spring of 2021. A bellwether trial, as the name suggests, is like a test case, involving a plaintiff with a claim seen as typical of the large group. Such a trial could provide a blueprint for future cases and potential payouts for 3M earplug damage.
  • July 2020 - A federal judge ruled that 3M is not entitled to Governmental immunity. The company claimed that it had the right to immunity due to being a government contractor. The Judge refused to toss out the lawsuits on this basis, however, pointing out that 3M did not have a contract with the U.S military. This is an important legal distinction, and the U.S military would have had to have been involved in the design of the earplugs, which it wasn’t, for 3M to claim government immunity.
  • April 2020 - After the unsealing of documents in the 3M case in April 2020, it emerged that the company presented testing results that were conducted before the earplugs were shortened to fit into a carrying case.

To date, the only settlement amount from 3M has been the $9.1 million compensation paid to the Federal Government in July 2018. This was after a whistleblower within 3M alerted the Federal Government to the defective nature of the earplugs. However, more US troops and veterans are pursuing legal action against 3M, and the case is expected to go to trial in 2021. Because the case has been combined into a mass tort case, plaintiffs can expect settlements to be based on individual circumstances rather than a fixed sum for all combat troops injured by 3M defective earplugs. The biggest case against 3M is now pending in a Federal Court in Florida and includes more than 139,653 individual cases against the company that have been combined.

The 3M lawsuit settlement amounts will undoubtedly continue to be a major financial headache for the company as the 3M defective earplugs case is turning into one the biggest mass tort suits in history with many more military personnel expected to join. It’s difficult to work out the 3M earplug lawsuit settlement amounts per person. Mass tort cases are one where individual payouts are based on the particular circumstances of each claimant. 

Hearing loss is but one facet of the damage caused by defective earplugs, and vets can also experience issues like depression linked to hearing problems. In short, each claimant will face unique issues, and that will have to be factored in when determining average payouts for 3M earplugs cases. 

It is possible, of course, that 3M may decide to settle the case if it believes that going to trial will be ultimately too expensive. In that scenario, the 3M earplug lawsuit average payout per person would depend upon the settlement sum.

At the moment, there is not enough precedence to estimate what that settlement figure would be, but, given the number of military personnel with hearing issues (and other issues linked to their hearing problems) after using 3M Combat Arms, it would likely run into millions of dollars. 

3M Earplug Lawsuit Bankruptcy

Judge Jeffrey Graham U.S. bankruptcy judge allowed Kirkland & Ellis (Novenber 10, 2022) to continue representing bankrupt 3M subsidiary Aearo Technologies. Judge Graham rejected calls to disqualify Aearo Technologies because it had defended 3M in a huge litigation over allegedly defective.

3M Earplug Lawsuit Update
3M Combat Earplug Lawsuit

What Is The 3M Combat Earplugs Lawsuit About?

The 3M combat earplugs were designed to prevent hearing damage. They were used by the US Armed Forces and given to service members who were regularly subjected to noisy conditions in both training and combat conditions.

However, the product itself had fitting problems. Because the earplugs were too short to fill the ear canal properly, there wasn’t a proper seal. To work effectively, the earplugs need a 100% seal to block out the noise.

Without a proper seal, or broken seal, users were exposed to hearing damage and loud noises that the earplugs were designed to prevent.

The result was damage to the inner ear and sensitive hairs of affected service members. Moreover, due to their defect, many users didn’t even realize they weren’t being properly protected at the time.

These 3M earplugs not only failed to prevent hearing damage but are responsible for hearing loss and painful tinnitus many service members and veterans suffer from.As a consequence, thousands of US troops and veterans are suing a government contractor, 3M,for supplying them with faulty defective earplugs during military tours of places like Iraq and Afghanistan from 2003 to 2015. 

Many veterans suffer hearing problems after exposure to dangerous levels of noise, which is common in combat missions. However, 3M is accused of providing the military with defective Combat Arms earplugs and for covering up knowledge of the faulty equipment that was supposed to protect troops’ ears.

In light of that, many members and former members of the US Armed Forces have been in contact with 3M earplug lawsuit attorneys and have begun bringing personal injury claims against 3M after suffering ear problems.

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How Have Affected People Fought Back?

A whistleblower discovered that the company had intentionally hidden the defects helping the US government to strike back at 3M for its misleading claims.  3M eventually settled with the US Government, and now many affected service members and veterans are fighting the company for justice and compensation related to their injuries sustained while wearing these earplugs. So many cases have been filed against 3M simultaneously that many have been combined to produce a settlement or judgment that will benefit over 100,000 current and former service members. Moreover, many impacted individuals are currently building and pursuing legal action against 3M for both financial and non-financial damages that resulted from wearing these defective earplugs.
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How Many People Have Been Affected?

There are potentially millions of US armed forces service members and veterans that were negatively impacted by these defective combat earplugs.  According to statistics compiled by the US Department of Veterans Affairs, hearing loss and tinnitus are amongst the most common injuries suffered by veterans. Per the statistics, more than 1.7 million veterans receive compensation for tinnitus while another 1.1 million veterans receive compensation for hearing loss. All members of each branch of the military who served between 2003-2015 who used these earplugs were potentially exposed to damage, amounting to hundreds of thousands of potential injuries if not more.  Right now, so many cases have been filed against 3M for hearing loss and damage, that Federal Courts have consolidated the 139,693 separate cases against the company for their wrongdoing. These cases are currently pending in a Federal Court in the Northern District of Florida.
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Is This a Hearing Loss Lawsuit?

At the heart of the 3M faulty earplug lawsuit is the charge that the company knew its products, called 3M Combat Arms Hear-Through Earplugs, were not the right fit for troops’ ears, and that the earplugs could loosen in a way not known to the wearer that would render them ineffective. 3M settled a lawsuit with the Federal Government a couple of years ago, but many individual military personnel are contemplating joining the lawsuit against 3M if they believe they have suffered hearing loss or tinnitus after using the company’s earplugs while on duty. Currently 3m denies any wrongdoing on their part.

Statistics Regarding Veteran Hearing Loss

Ear damage is one of the most common injuries suffered by US military veterans. In fact, the Hearing Health Foundation cites tinnitus, ringing in the ear, and hearing loss as the two most common health complaints among veterans. Furthermore, the Military Health Systems has stated that hearing issues are the main disability in the veteran community Moreover, studies have linked hearing problems with other issues like depression and anxiety.

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Veteran Hearing Loss Statistics.

3m Earplug Lawsuit Settlement Amounts

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To find a good lawyer to represent your case it is important to first fill out the free evaluation form to make sure you have the necessary requirements to qualify for the case.  Once your case has been evaluated if you have the necessary qualifications we will be in contact with you to explain the process to you and connect you with the most experienced 3M lawsuit lawyers to handle your case.

3M Military Lawsuit FAQ's

When Were The Earplugs Distributed?

Injured service members and veterans who served between the years 2003-2015 and suffer from resulting hearing damage after wearing 3M combat earplugs are potentially eligible for compensation.

Who Is Impacted by 3M Earplugs?

Hearing damage victims that served in the US armed forces and wore these dual-sided 3M earplugs are entitled to fight back against 3M for injuries suffered while using this defective product.

Why Are The 3M Earplugs Defective?

These combat earplugs were designed to be dual-sided, allowing service members to quickly change sides depending on noise conditions. However, 3M’s combat earplugs are proven to be a defective product, entitling affected service members and veterans to take action against the company and exercise their rights.

How Can I Fight Back Against 3M?

To see if you or a loved one qualify to fight against the injustice of hearing loss and damage due to 3M’s defective earplugs, start by taking a free evaluation to check eligibility for compensation.

What Is The Average Payout For The 3M Earplug Lawsuit?

As the trials get underway we will begin to get an idea of how much each claimant will get from the 3M case. Some law firms have cited other hearing loss cases paying from $50,000 to $300,000 and held those up as an example of what could be paid by 3M. However, this is from a very small sample size of non-military cases, and it is possible that the 3M case average payout could be greater.

What Are The 3M Lawsuit Individual Settlement Payout Amounts?

Again, most estimates for individual settlement payouts in the 3M combat arms case tend to look at previous cases with similar injuries. As such, law firms are suggesting that payout amounts to each claimant could range from five to six figure sums depending on the severity of hearing loss and other circumstances. But we should again reiterate that the 3M case is unprecedented in scope, not to mention the fact it mostly involves U.S military personnel. Furthermore, as the case unfolds, it’s possible that more information could come to light about what 3M knew about the defectiveness of the earplugs, or whether there are other long-term medical issues for combat veterans after wearing the earplugs.

What Is The 3M Lawsuit Payout Per Person?

When considering the payout per person in the 3M lawsuit, it’s worth stressing that this is not a class action lawsuit. With a class action, the case is considered as an individual one and any settlement would be split among those bringing the case. The 3M lawsuit is a mass tort case, meaning each claimant is treated separately. The upshot of that means the average payout per person for this 3M Combat Arms earplugs case will depend on the individual injuries and circumstances. So, for example, you would expect to receive a larger payout if you had severe hearing loss compared to someone in the case who had mild loss or tinnitus

Is 3M A Class Action Lawsuit?

Many people wonder, Is the 3M Earplug lawsuit a class action lawsuit? The answer is no. The 3M Lawsuit is a mass tort lawsuit and many people do not understand that there is a difference between the 2 types of lawsuits.  

Class Action Lawsuits involve a large number of people pursuing one lawsuit after suffering the same damage. Mass Tort Lawsuits also involve a large number of people however in a Mass Tort case each person is considered a separate plaintiff in the lawsuit and actually has their own case.  

In addition, each person’s injuries may vary and although they will be similar they will not all have the exact same injury or harm. All of the separate lawsuits get consolidated together into a large Mass Tort Lawsuit.

To understand more about the difference between Class Action and Mass Tort Lawsuits you can visit our page here.

3M Lawsuit Cases (Updated November 2021)

Case #Case TitlePlaintiffs
20-7212Mauldin et al v. 3M Company et alBob Bacon
20-7212Mauldin et al v. 3M Company et alKevin Bebee
20-7212Mauldin et al v. 3M Company et alVictoria Bebee
20-7212Mauldin et al v. 3M Company et alJohn Castro
20-7212Mauldin et al v. 3M Company et alLuis Chacon
20-7212Mauldin et al v. 3M Company et alFelix Diaz
20-7212Mauldin et al v. 3M Company et alFrank Diaz
20-7212Mauldin et al v. 3M Company et alPaul Eden
20-7212Mauldin et al v. 3M Company et alJohn Laurent
20-7212Mauldin et al v. 3M Company et alTeresa Mauldin
20-7212Mauldin et al v. 3M Company et alLarry Noon
20-7212Mauldin et al v. 3M Company et alKathy Piper
20-7212Mauldin et al v. 3M Company et alRob Piper
20-7212Mauldin et al v. 3M Company et alSteve Pizzo
20-7212Mauldin et al v. 3M Company et alMoses Salas
20-7212Mauldin et al v. 3M Company et alMike Sanchez
20-7212Mauldin et al v. 3M Company et alEd Solano
20-7212Mauldin et al v. 3M Company et alTodd Spellman
20-7212Mauldin et al v. 3M Company et alWilliam Staples
20-7212Mauldin et al v. 3M Company et alDan Stapp
20-7212Mauldin et al v. 3M Company et alMarc Stelling
20-7212Mauldin et al v. 3M Company et alMike Tallerico
20-7212Mauldin et al v. 3M Company et alBridget Tapia
20-7212Mauldin et al v. 3M Company et alMike Tapia
20-7212Mauldin et al v. 3M Company et alEunico Trinidad
20-7212Mauldin et al v. 3M Company et alGeorge Vega
20-7212Mauldin et al v. 3M Company et alGary Weekley
14-2044Johnson v. 3M Company et alTimothy Johnson
20-1765Martin v. 3M Company et alGary Martin
20-1753Wasylyna v. 3M Company et alJay Wasylyna
20-019Thomas v. 3M Company et alRasheem Thomas
04-1388Albert v. 3M Company, et alWinton A. Albert
18-11211Casey, Jr. v. 3M Company, et al.James T. Casey, Jr.
17-573Menkes et al v. 3M Company et alJacquelyn Menkes
17-573Menkes et al v. 3M Company et alLarry Menkes
15-2275Hayden et al v. 3M Company et alThomas H. Hayden
15-2275Hayden et al v. 3M Company et alJacqueline S. Hayden
21-1313Lestenkof et al v. 3M Company et alAlbert Lestenkof
21-1313Lestenkof et al v. 3M Company et alRobert Lewis
21-1313Lestenkof et al v. 3M Company et alTravis Pogue
21-1313Lestenkof et al v. 3M Company et alPhilip York
18-4186Farris et al v. 3M Company et alGary Farris
18-4186Farris et al v. 3M Company et alMelva Farris
18-009Hall et al v. 3M Company et alJudith A. Erickson, Intervenor Plaintiff
18-009Hall et al v. 3M Company et alMcCray Amburgey
18-009Hall et al v. 3M Company et alLeslie Cox
18-009Hall et al v. 3M Company et alMichael Cox
18-009Hall et al v. 3M Company et alEugene Day
18-009Hall et al v. 3M Company et alBurnis Hall
18-009Hall et al v. 3M Company et alKermit Leon Hall
18-009Hall et al v. 3M Company et alT.J. Hoover
18-009Hall et al v. 3M Company et alJimmy Hubbard
18-009Hall et al v. 3M Company et alDennis Lafferty
18-009Hall et al v. 3M Company et alRainor Short
18-009Hall et al v. 3M Company et alStanley Short
14-2044Johnson v. 3M Company et alTimothy Johnson
20-001Sloan v. 3M Company et alRonald Elliot Sloan
09-70104Travis v. 3M Company et alFrancis Bruce Travis
20-131Hacker v. 3M Company et alStephen Hacker
21-908Bliven et al v. 3M Company et alMark Bliven
21-908Bliven et al v. 3M Company et alJessica Bowden
21-908Bliven et al v. 3M Company et alAnthony Boykins
21-908Bliven et al v. 3M Company et alWilliam Brickhouse
21-908Bliven et al v. 3M Company et alTravis Brookshire
21-908Bliven et al v. 3M Company et alVincent Bruccheri
21-908Bliven et al v. 3M Company et alDwayne Burrow
21-908Bliven et al v. 3M Company et alBrett Burrows
21-908Bliven et al v. 3M Company et alCraig Callaway
21-908Bliven et al v. 3M Company et alMichael Carlisle
21-908Bliven et al v. 3M Company et alHiginio Casiano
21-908Bliven et al v. 3M Company et alDennis Chilcote
21-908Bliven et al v. 3M Company et alStephen Crane
21-908Bliven et al v. 3M Company et alCade Dixon
21-908Bliven et al v. 3M Company et alHenry Fernandez
21-908Bliven et al v. 3M Company et alBobby Fulton
21-908Bliven et al v. 3M Company et alJose Gonzales
21-908Bliven et al v. 3M Company et alRobert Green
21-908Bliven et al v. 3M Company et alVicente Griego
21-908Bliven et al v. 3M Company et alVirgil Harris
21-908Bliven et al v. 3M Company et alMatthew Hill
21-908Bliven et al v. 3M Company et alThomas Hues
21-908Bliven et al v. 3M Company et alCharles Johnson
21-908Bliven et al v. 3M Company et alRobert Johnson
21-908Bliven et al v. 3M Company et alKyle Kennedy
21-908Bliven et al v. 3M Company et alWilliam Khazaal
21-908Bliven et al v. 3M Company et alJerome Lauzon
21-908Bliven et al v. 3M Company et alJuan Luciow
21-908Bliven et al v. 3M Company et alLuis Maciel
21-908Bliven et al v. 3M Company et alMichael Mansisidor
21-908Bliven et al v. 3M Company et alNicholas Miller
21-908Bliven et al v. 3M Company et alJose Moran
21-908Bliven et al v. 3M Company et alLarry Moreno
21-908Bliven et al v. 3M Company et alUsbaldo Munoz
21-908Bliven et al v. 3M Company et alCharles Nazarene
21-908Bliven et al v. 3M Company et alChristopher Passmore
21-908Bliven et al v. 3M Company et alFelicia Ramirez
21-908Bliven et al v. 3M Company et alStarlin Rogers
21-908Bliven et al v. 3M Company et alEctor Saldias
21-908Bliven et al v. 3M Company et alJeremy Smith
21-908Bliven et al v. 3M Company et alTyler Stricker
21-908Bliven et al v. 3M Company et alShawn Thackrah
21-908Bliven et al v. 3M Company et alRobert Tidwell
21-908Bliven et al v. 3M Company et alManuel Vargas
21-908Bliven et al v. 3M Company et alDallas Wicker
21-908Bliven et al v. 3M Company et alJustin Wilcox
21-1546Ahrens et al v. 3M Company et alKimberly Ahrens
21-1546Ahrens et al v. 3M Company et alJerry Anguiano
21-1546Ahrens et al v. 3M Company et alMartin Cisneros
21-1546Ahrens et al v. 3M Company et alThomas Colvin
21-1546Ahrens et al v. 3M Company et alKevin Ervine
21-1546Ahrens et al v. 3M Company et alDouglas Goedert
21-1546Ahrens et al v. 3M Company et alShawn Gourdine
21-1546Ahrens et al v. 3M Company et alCarlo Henao
21-1546Ahrens et al v. 3M Company et alCraig Hernandez
21-1546Ahrens et al v. 3M Company et alOsmanis Hernandez
21-1546Ahrens et al v. 3M Company et alTodd Jackson
21-1546Ahrens et al v. 3M Company et alThomas Kessler
21-1546Ahrens et al v. 3M Company et alWilbert Lee
21-1546Ahrens et al v. 3M Company et alJustin Muehlich
21-1546Ahrens et al v. 3M Company et alMarco Padilla
21-1546Ahrens et al v. 3M Company et alJustin Staley
21-1546Ahrens et al v. 3M Company et alRichard Swartz
21-1546Ahrens et al v. 3M Company et alAnthony Waters
21-1546Ahrens et al v. 3M Company et alPaul Wonder
21-1546Ahrens et al v. 3M Company et alKenneth Zepeda

Source: GovInfo

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