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Tracking PFAS contamination data, MDL 2873 litigation progress, settlement developments, and health research. Updated as new information emerges.
700+ military bases contaminated. Decades of AFFF use. Veterans and nearby civilians diagnosed with cancer at alarming rates. Here's the full story of the AFFF litigation and MDL 2873.
Read More →The $10.3 billion 3M settlement covers water utilities, not cancer victims. Here's the difference between the municipal and personal injury tracks, and what PI plaintiffs can realistically expect.
Read More →The EPA's UCMR 5 data reveals which water systems have PFAS. We explain how to look up your zip code, what the 4 ppt MCL means, and what to do if your water is over the limit.
Read More →Kidney cancer, bladder cancer, thyroid cancer — the evidence linking PFAS exposure to specific cancers is growing. Here's what peer-reviewed research shows and what it means for litigation.
Read More →Not everyone exposed to PFAS qualifies for a legal claim. Here's the full eligibility breakdown — contamination source, diagnoses that qualify, and how to document your exposure.
Read More →MDL 2873 has processed thousands of cases. Here's the current status of bellwether trials, the 3M and DuPont settlements, and what new plaintiffs can expect when filing in 2026.
Read More →Decades of AFFF use at military installations contaminated water supplies on and near hundreds of bases. Veterans and their families may have claims against manufacturers.
Read More →Internal documents reveal that both 3M and DuPont had evidence of PFAS toxicity long before the public did. Here's the timeline of what they knew, when, and what they did.
Read More →From kidney cancer to thyroid disease to immune dysfunction — a complete guide to the health conditions linked to PFAS exposure and the evidence base for each.
Read More →PFAS chemicals interfere with thyroid hormone regulation. Studies show elevated rates of thyroid disease in communities with contaminated water. Here's what that means for claims.
Read More →PFAS are a family of thousands of synthetic chemicals that don't break down in the environment or in the human body. Here's a plain-language explainer on what they are and why they matter.
Read More →EPA's new 4 ppt limits revealed contamination in thousands of water systems. Here's the current map of affected areas and your options if your water is over the limit.
Read More →Some states have far more PFAS-contaminated water systems than others. A state-by-state breakdown of the worst-affected areas and what residents should know.
Read More →The EPA finalized a 4 ppt maximum contaminant level for PFOA and PFOS. Here's what the new rule means for utilities, consumers, and litigation.
Read More →Home testing kits, certified labs, and utility reports — a practical guide to finding out whether your drinking water contains PFAS above action levels.
Read More →From gathering exposure records to connecting with a mass tort attorney — a complete walkthrough of the claims process for PFAS contamination victims.
Read More →Blood serum PFAS testing is the gold standard for measuring personal exposure. Here's how to get tested, what labs to use, and how to interpret results for a legal claim.
Read More →A positive blood test is evidence of exposure, not proof of harm. Here's what blood test results actually establish for PFAS injury claims.
Read More →Updated biomonitoring data from CDC and NIH studies reveal how widespread PFAS exposure is — and which levels correlate with elevated health risks.
Read More →Civilian and military firefighters face elevated PFAS exposure through AFFF. Here's who the defendants are, what diseases qualify, and how to file.
Read More →If you've been exposed to high levels of PFAS, certain health screenings are recommended. Here's what medical guidelines say and how to document findings for a legal claim.
Read More →Documenting when and where you were exposed, what water you drank, and how your health changed over time can be critical evidence. Here's a template to get started.
Read More →Water utilities are now required to notify customers about PFAS. Here's what the letter says, what the numbers mean, and when to take action.
Read More →Private well owners have no utility to notify them about PFAS. Here's a step-by-step checklist for testing, filtering, and preserving evidence.
Read More →Reverse osmosis and activated carbon filters can remove PFAS — but only if maintained properly. Here's what you need to know to keep your system effective.
Read More →Many schools have not tested their water for PFAS. Here's how to request testing data from your district and what to do if results are elevated.
Read More →If your building's water supply is contaminated with PFAS, you may have rights against your landlord. Here's what tenant protection laws say in major states.
Read More →Living near military installations increases PFAS exposure risk for entire families. Here's why, and what legal options exist for non-veteran family members.
Read More →A positive result is alarming, but there are clear steps to take. Here's what to do immediately — short-term water solutions, health screening, legal documentation.
Read More →Whether your exposure came from contaminated drinking water, AFFF at a military base, or an industrial source, a free consultation can tell you whether you have a claim. Check your eligibility today.
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