Docket-Specific Pre-Screen
What we confirm before every Camp Lejeune lead is delivered
- Residence or work at Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune between August 1953 and December 1987.
- Duration of at least 30 days at Camp Lejeune during the qualifying period.
- Claimant status documented — veteran, family member of a service member, or civilian worker.
- Qualifying diagnosis confirmed per the Camp Lejeune Justice Act / PACT Act covered conditions.
- Covered conditions include bladder cancer, kidney cancer, non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, leukemia, multiple myeloma, Parkinson's disease, neurobehavioral effects, and others.
- VA healthcare records or military service records referenced at pre-screen.
- Camp Lejeune Justice Act claim status documented — not previously filed and denied.
- Not currently represented — confirmed before the lead leaves our system.
SOL Note
Camp Lejeune Justice Act claims have their own statutory framework. Claims are filed administratively with the Department of the Navy JAG and then, if not resolved, proceed to the Eastern District of North Carolina. The Act created a time-limited window for filing — every lead is delivered with the claim status noted.
The Market
The Camp Lejeune market
The Camp Lejeune Justice Act of 2022, enacted as part of the PACT Act, allows veterans, family members, and civilian workers exposed to contaminated water at Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune to file claims against the United States government. From August 1953 to December 1987, the base's water supply was contaminated with trichloroethylene (TCE), perchloroethylene (PCE), benzene, and vinyl chloride from industrial operations and underground storage leaks. Over a million people — Marines, family members, and civilian workers — were exposed.
Claims are filed administratively first with the Navy JAG. If the administrative claim is not resolved within six months, the claimant can file suit in the Eastern District of North Carolina. The covered conditions include a wide range of cancers (bladder, kidney, liver, esophageal), neurological conditions (Parkinson's, ALS), blood disorders (leukemia, multiple myeloma, non-Hodgkin's lymphoma), and birth defects in children exposed in utero.
Why Camp Lejeune leads need specialist qualification: the base residency and the qualifying diagnosis are the two foundational elements. Our pre-screen confirms 30+ days at Camp Lejeune within the 1953-1987 window and a diagnosis on the PACT Act covered-conditions list before delivery.
Docket Pipeline
How Camp Lejeune leads are qualified
Targeted Acquisition
Only people who matched your exact criteria submitted a form.
Form Pre-Screen
SOL, liability, insurance, and intent — all confirmed before delivery.
Camp Lejeune pre-screen confirms 30+ days residency during the 1953-1987 window and PACT Act qualifying diagnosis.
OTP Phone Verification
The number is real. We proved it before you see it.
Exclusive Delivery
Your CRM. One firm. In under 15 seconds.
Pricing is per qualified lead — never a retainer, never a setup fee, never a monthly commitment. Calculate your all-in cost per signed retainer before you book the call.
Delivery Standards
How every lead arrives and what stands behind it
Every lead passes through four verification steps before delivery. Targeted acquisition drives intake traffic only from people who match your stated criteria. The form pre-screen documents SOL, liability, injury severity, and representation status. OTP phone verification confirms the number is real, active, and in possession of the claimant — not Google Voice, not a disconnected line, not a wrong number. Exclusive delivery places the lead into your CRM inside 15 seconds, locked to your firm ID with a permanent delivery timestamp.
Exclusivity is contractual, not verbal. Your client agreement contains a binding exclusivity term — every lead is sold to exactly one firm and there is no operational path for us to re-deliver it. TrustedForm certificates and Jornaya lead IDs travel with every lead as an independent consent audit trail, timestamped outside our own delivery system. The 48-hour credit exchange is written into your agreement as a contract term, not a return policy: expired SOL at delivery, liability that clearly does not hold based on pre-screen facts, case type mismatch, or represented-at-delivery all qualify without additional documentation. Your intake team’s assessment is sufficient.
Coverage runs in 38 states. Pricing is per qualified lead — no retainer, no setup fee, no monthly commitment. Volume can be paused or reduced with 30 days notice without penalty. Auto-connect puts your intake team on the phone with the claimant within 60 seconds of delivery, which is the single largest lever on contact-to-signed-retainer conversion in every vendor benchmark we have run. Firms routinely report 18–23% close rates on identical leads simply by moving first-call contact from 5 minutes to 60 seconds.
Read the full pipeline breakdown for operational detail on each verification step, or run your numbers with the cost-per-retainer calculator before booking a call.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Camp Lejeune leads are priced at $450 per qualified lead as a maturing docket. No retainer. No setup fee.
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The Arrangement
No retainer. No setup fee. No monthly commitment.
Start receiving verified leads in 5–7 days. One firm per case. Every lead OTP-verified. Credit exchange written into your client agreement.