3M Earplugs

3M Earplug Injury Attorneys in Tampa, FL

Stallworth Law Holds 3M Company Accountable for Their Faulty Earplugs

From 2003 through 2015, 3M had a contract with the U.S. government to provide dual-ended Combat Arms earplugs to active service members. The earplugs were designed to block out loud blasts while allowing soldiers to hear crucial orders. Unfortunately, they were also designed defectively because the earplugs could loosen and allow harmful sounds to enter the ear.

As a result, hundreds of veterans have suffered hearing loss, tinnitus, and loss of balance – and filed lawsuits against 3M.

If you were in the military, used 3Ms Dual-Ended Combat Arms™ earplugs, and suffered similar injuries, you can file a lawsuit, too. Call today at (813) 851-2286to learn more.

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