1
2018
Coordinated litigation established
Federal claims involving AFFF and PFAS exposure are centralized.
Accepting claimsMass tortUpdated Aug 8, 2026
AFFF Firefighting Foam Exposure Claims
Claims involving firefighters, military personnel, airport workers, and communities exposed to PFAS chemicals in firefighting foam.
● Private, secure review. No obligation.
Claim snapshot87%
Directory activity score
Potential payoutInjury specific
Filing deadlineVaries by claim
CategoryToxic exposure
Legal formatMass tort
Figures are estimates or program summaries, never guaranteed.
Case overview
What this claim is about
Claims involving firefighters, military personnel, airport workers, and communities exposed to PFAS chemicals in firefighting foam. The legal questions generally focus on what the defendants knew, whether adequate warnings or protections were provided, and how the alleged conduct relates to each claimant’s losses.
Companies or entities under review
Chemical manufacturersFoam manufacturers
Eligibility guide
You may qualify if…
✓
Documented occupational or environmental exposure
✓
Diagnosis of a condition reviewed by participating firms
✓
Exposure and diagnosis timing can be established
✓
Claim remains within the applicable deadline
Eligibility rules can change. A screening result is not legal advice or a guarantee that a lawyer will accept the claim.
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Documents worth saving
Do not worry if you do not have everything. Start with what is available and a lawyer can help identify missing records.
01Employment or service records
02Worksite or base history
03Medical diagnosis records
04Exposure documentation
Case timeline
How the matter is moving
2
2023
Water-system resolutions
Major public-water claims reach proposed resolutions.
3
2026
Injury claims continue
Personal-injury cases continue through review and litigation.
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What changed recently
Personal-injury inventory continues to move forward
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Straight answers
Common questions
Who may have been exposed?+
Firefighters, military personnel, airport workers, industrial workers, and nearby residents are among the groups commonly evaluated.
Are all PFAS injuries included?+
No. Participating firms use medical and exposure criteria that can change as the litigation develops.
What records matter most?+
Work history, location history, exposure details, and complete medical records are usually central.
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