AFFF Firefighting Foam (PFAS) Lawsuit
Aqueous film-forming foam (AFFF) contains PFAS 'forever chemicals.' Lawsuits allege long-term exposure caused cancer among firefighters and military personnel.
Overview
AFFF has been used for decades to fight fuel fires on military bases, at airports, and by fire departments. It contains PFAS chemicals that persist in the body and the environment. Lawsuits allege manufacturers knew of the cancer risk.
The injuries
Exposure has been linked to kidney cancer, testicular cancer, and other conditions, particularly among those with repeated occupational contact.
Who may qualify
Firefighters, military service members, airport workers, and others with significant AFFF exposure who were later diagnosed with a linked cancer may be eligible.
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