AFFF Exposure & Legal Options: Know Your Rights

If you served as a firefighter, military personnel, or worked at industrial sites, you may have been exposed to AFFF.

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Were You Exposed to Firefighting Foam?

Aqueous Film Forming Foam (AFFF), used in firefighting and training, contains PFAS chemicals. These chemicals have been the subject of significant legal action due to potential health concerns. If you believe you were exposed to AFFF and have developed certain health conditions, you may have legal recourse.

Who May Have Been Exposed?

Military personnel (especially Navy, Air Force, or Coast Guard)

Firefighters (military or civilian)

Individuals employed at airports or industrial sites using AFFF

Those who lived on or near potentially contaminated bases or sites

Health Conditions of Concern:

Legal actions related to AFFF exposure focus on health conditions, including:

Kidney cancer

Liver cancer

Testicular cancer

Thyroid cancer

Ulcerative colitis

Thyroid disease

How We Can Help:

Outreach Legal focuses on providing legal guidance to individuals affected by potential AFFF exposure.

We can assist you with:

Understanding the AFFF litigation process.

Gathering information regarding potential exposure.
Determining your eligibility for legal action.

What if I don’t have proof of exposure?

We help track your service/work records – you only need to know where/when you were exposed.

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To learn more, read our complete article:
AFFF Foam: Are You a Victim of PFAS and “Forever Chemicals”?  

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