US SB907

Amends the Camp Lejeune Justice Act of 2022 to expand relief eligibility to include "latent or potential harm" from water contamination, not just current injuries

Lowers the burden of proof for claimants, requiring only evidence that a causal relationship between contaminant exposure and harm is "at least as likely as not"

Allows claimants to transfer cases from the Eastern District of North Carolina to any district court within the Fourth Judicial Circuit for pretrial and trial proceedings, and guarantees jury trials upon request

Caps attorney fees at 20% for pre-litigation settlements and 25% for judgments or settlements after filing suit, with fee divisions between firms required to be proportional to services performed

Applies retroactively to August 10, 2022, affecting all pending and future claims under the Camp Lejeune Justice Act while preserving existing statute of limitations provisions