Though the Agent Orange case had been dragging on for more than eight years, Feinberg was able to reach a $180 million settlement between the toxic defoliant's manufacturers and .
Reversing previous findings, experts link Hodgkin's disease, among others, to the Vietnam-era defoliant.
Critics charge that the Centers for Disease Control sabotaged an investigation of the defoliant's effects on Vietnam veterans.
Indiana vets have long wait to get disability benefits When Vietnam veteran Jack Johnson started receiving compensation in 2011 for being exposed to the defoliant Agent Orange in 1966, the payments made a big difference for himself and his wife.
June 24, 2013 - The Indianapolis Star