Military and civilian firefighters exposed to AFFF (aqueous film-forming foam) have filed claims linking it to kidney, testicular, and other cancers. If that's your story, you may be entitled to compensation — find out at no cost.
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AFFF is a firefighting foam used for decades to suppress fuel-based fires, especially at military bases, airports, and municipal fire departments. It contains PFAS — a group of man-made chemicals that don't break down in the body and have been linked by researchers to several forms of cancer and other serious health conditions.
People who trained with, applied, or worked around the foam — often without protective equipment, because the risks weren't disclosed at the time — are now filing claims against the manufacturers, not against their employer or fire department.
Military and civilian firefighters, National Guard and reservists, airport rescue and firefighting (ARFF) crews, and anyone who lived or worked near a base or airport where the foam was used in training or emergency response.
Every case is different — a network attorney will walk you through what applies to yours.
Past and ongoing treatment related to your diagnosis.
Time away from work during treatment or recovery.
The physical and emotional impact of your diagnosis.
No. The case review is free, and if a network attorney takes your case, they're paid a percentage of any settlement or award — never a fee up front.
No. These claims are filed against the manufacturers of the foam, not against your employer, department, or branch of service.
That's what the free review is for. Submit the form and a network attorney will confirm your eligibility based on your service history and diagnosis.
Mass tort claims are typically resolved over months to a few years, depending on how the litigation proceeds. Your attorney will give you a realistic timeline once they've reviewed your case.
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