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AFFF/PFAS CONTAMINATION

New evidence reveals Firefighters exposed to toxic AFFF/PFAS contaminants

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How Can I Be Compensated?

Financial Justice

Physical Claims

Bodily injury 

Permanent Disability 

Disfigurement 

Pain and suffering 

Mental & Emotional Claims

Mental anguish 

Loss of consortium 

Loss of companionship 

Medical expenses 

Lost wages and lost earning capacity

Future medical expenses

PFAS Chemicals are “Forever Chemicals”

PFAS chemicals are designated as a “forever chemical.” Their chemical makeup makes PFAS chemicals extremely resistant to degradation, according to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).

While this status makes them useful as the basis for Teflon, non-stick chemical coatings, and other purposes, it also makes them nearly impossible to dispose of, whether in the human body or environment.

PFAS may be ingested by humans in a few different ways, including contaminated water sources such as those found near many military installation bases. When humans ingest, absorb, or breathe dangerous levels of PFAS chemicals, serious health consequences may result.

There are several ways that you may have come into contact with or ingested forever chemicals that may have put your health at risk. As has been the case with residents living near or on affected military bases, you could ingest PFAS chemicals by ingesting contaminated water. soil, dust, or organisms that live in environments contaminated with PFAS.

If so, you may be eligible to file a firefighting foam lawsuit to seek compensation for your medical expenses and other damages.

Toxic chemicals have reportedly been used to make firefighting foam for more than half a century.

Although the firefighting foam is effective at stopping dangerous fires, the chemicals used to make the foam have been associated with significant firefighting foam health effects, including some types of cancer.

Are you a firefighter, military member, or airport worker who was exposed to aqueous film-forming foam (AFFF/PFAS) and subsequently developed cancer?

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