If you were exposed to AFFF firefighting foam and later diagnosed with cancer, you may be entitled to compensation — find out at no cost.
Aqueous film-forming foam (AFFF) has been used for decades by military and civilian firefighters to extinguish fuel-based fires. AFFF contains PFAS ("forever chemicals") that do not break down in the body or environment. Lawsuits allege that AFFF manufacturers knew or should have known about the link between PFAS exposure and cancer and other serious illnesses, and failed to warn firefighters, military personnel, and airport crews who used or were exposed to the foam regularly.
You may have a claim if you were regularly exposed to AFFF — for example, as a military firefighter, municipal or civilian firefighter, airport/ARFF crew member, or industrial worker — and were later diagnosed with a condition such as:
No. An attorney can help establish your exposure history based on your service or occupational records. Give us your best estimate on the form.
No. Military personnel, airport crash/rescue crews, and some industrial workers who handled AFFF may also be eligible.
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