For decades, firefighters, military personnel, and airport crews have used aqueous film forming foam (AFFF) to fight fuel fires. Many are now learning that this foam may contain toxic “forever chemicals” linked to cancer.
If you or a loved one were exposed to firefighting foam and later diagnosed with cancer, Pulaski Law Firm may be able to help you pursue compensation.
AFFF is a specialized foam that helps put out jet fuel and other flammable liquid fires. It has been widely used at military bases, airports, refineries, and by local fire departments.
Many AFFF products contain PFAS, sometimes called “forever chemicals.” These substances can build up in the body and environment and have been linked to an increased risk of several cancers.
Research and government agencies have connected PFAS exposure to serious health problems, including:
If you have one of these conditions and a history of AFFF exposure, it is important to speak with both your doctor and an attorney.
You may qualify to file an AFFF lawsuit if:
Even if you are not sure which foam brand you used, our team can help investigate your work history and exposure.
Every case is different, but successful AFFF claims may provide money for:
Pulaski Law Firm represents people nationwide in complex toxic exposure cases. In firefighting foam cases, we:
If you believe firefighting foam exposure may be linked to your cancer diagnosis:
Talk to a Firefighting Foam Lawyer at Pulaski Law Firm by calling (800) 711-8989 or completing the form on this page. There are strict filing deadlines, so it is important to act as soon as you can.
