At Keefe Law Firm, we are committed to holding large corporations accountable for the harm their products cause. For decades, Aqueous Film-Forming Foam (AFFF) has been used by military personnel, firefighters, and industrial workers to extinguish dangerous liquid fires. While AFFF is effective in fire suppression, it contains per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) — persistent chemicals known to have serious consequences for human health and the environment. Our attorneys are here to help those impacted by AFFF exposure pursue justice and fair compensation.
AFFF firefighting foam was developed to control and extinguish high-intensity fires fueled by petroleum and other flammable liquids. This type of foam is commonly used in military operations, firefighting training, and industrial facilities. Although effective in controlling fires, AFFF’s chemical composition poses a grave environmental and health threat. The PFAS chemicals within AFFF, also referred to as “forever chemicals” due to their persistence in the environment, do not break down over time and can remain in water, soil, and human tissue indefinitely. This long-lasting contamination affects ecosystems, drinking water supplies, and individuals who come into contact with these chemicals.
PFAS chemicals have been linked to numerous severe health issues, particularly among individuals with prolonged or high levels of exposure. The toxic nature of PFAS has raised serious concerns, as studies have shown that these chemicals can lead to the following health conditions:
At Keefe Law Firm, we understand the toll that these health issues can take on individuals and families. Our team is committed to fighting for those who have suffered due to exposure to PFAS in AFFF, helping them seek compensation for the medical expenses, pain, and losses caused by these toxic chemicals.
One of the most troubling aspects of AFFF use is its widespread impact on the environment. When AFFF is used, PFAS chemicals can seep into soil, contaminating nearby water sources and affecting local ecosystems. This contamination is particularly concerning for communities near military bases, airports, and industrial sites where AFFF has been heavily used. Once PFAS leaches into water supplies, it can spread far beyond the initial site of contamination, making it nearly impossible to contain and remediate fully. People and wildlife that rely on contaminated water sources are exposed to these harmful chemicals with each use.
For decades, manufacturers and distributors of AFFF have known about the risks PFAS pose but have continued to market these products without adequate warnings. At Keefe Law Firm, we are dedicated to holding these corporations accountable for the harm they have inflicted on public health and the environment.
Legal action against AFFF manufacturers is an essential step for those impacted by PFAS contamination. Filing a lawsuit can help individuals and communities recover compensation for medical costs, lost wages, pain and suffering, and other damages. Those who may be eligible to file an AFFF lawsuit include:
If you have been affected by PFAS exposure from AFFF, Keefe Law Firm is here to provide the support, legal guidance, and representation you need.
Pursuing an AFFF lawsuit is a way to seek justice and compensation for the harm caused by PFAS exposure. The process typically involves:
For over 20 years, Keefe Law Firm has been advocating for individuals and communities affected by corporate negligence and environmental contamination. Our team is deeply committed to holding big polluters accountable and protecting public health. We understand the complexity of AFFF lawsuits and have the resources, expertise, and tenacity to pursue justice for our clients. When you work with Keefe Law Firm, you’re choosing a team that will stand by your side from start to finish.
If you or a loved one has suffered from exposure to AFFF firefighting foam, don’t wait to take action. The health risks associated with PFAS are serious and long-lasting, and you deserve justice and compensation for the harm inflicted by these chemicals. Contact Keefe Law Firm today for a free consultation, and let us help you hold those responsible for PFAS contamination accountable.
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