Did you live or work near a Military, Naval or Army base?

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Did you live or work near a Military, Naval or Army base?

If you live or work at or near a military, naval or army base you may have been exposed to PFAS through water contamination.

Hundreds of military sites have now been found to have PFAS contamination in their drinking water or groundwater, typically from the use of firefoam, which is commonly used as fire suppressant in fire extinguishers. If you or a loved one were diagnosed with cancer after being exposed to PFAS through Firefoam (AFFF), you may qualify for Significant Financial Compensation! You may qualify for significant compensation if you are within one mile of a military base listed below.

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PFAS are known to have even contaminated some drinking water supplies. PFAS can also be found in numerous everyday products such as Teflon cookware, clothing, cosmetics, and foams used by firefighters to put out fires. Certain per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (“PFAS”)are known to be dangerous to health, including perfluorooctanoic acid (“PFOA”) and perfluorooctanesulfonate (“PFOS”). PFAS (fluorinated surfactants) are also one of the key ingredients in Class B fluorinated foams, utilized in fire suppression systems such as fire extinguishers.

Reach out below to see how you may get compensated for this potential violation of your health. There is no cost to you to consult with an attorney — they only get paid if you win. PFAs have been found to cause cancer, suppress the immune system, interfere with normal hormone and thyroid function, and cause reproductive harm.

If you feel your health was affected by PFAS, learn how to take action.

The EPA (U.S. Environmental Protection Agency) reported that millions Americans may have had exposure to PFAS, but at relatively low concentrations.

PFAS Class Action Settlements

$5,000,000 3M PFAS Settlement In 2022, 3M COMPANY was sued in a PFAS class action settlement, which was eventually agreed to for a $5,000,000 payout fund over allegations that 3M had polluted soil, groundwater, surface water, sediment, air, and fish by discharging certain PFAS substances.

$5,000,000 Thinx Underwear PFAS Settlement In 2023, Thinx underwear company settled a class action lawsuit over allegations that some of its underwear may have contained toxic PFAS chemicals that may be harmful to consumers.

$1.4M Period Underwear PFAS Class Action Settlement In 2024, Knix underwear settled class action lawsuit worth $1,400,000 over allegations that their consumer products contained synthetic PFAS substances.

How Do I Qualify for Compensation?

To qualify for most PFAS-related legal claims or medical monitoring programs, you typically need to meet both of the following criteria:

You must have lived within 1 mile of one of the following military bases:

Military Bases
Fort Benning	Fort Rucker	Maxwell-Gunter Air Force Base
Eareckson Air Force Base	Fort Wainwright	Galena Air Force Station
Camp Navajo	Silver Bell Army Heliport	Castle Air Force Base
Crows NALF	Fort Ord	George Air Force Base
Joint Force Training Base – Los Alamitos	Marine Corps Logistics Base – Barstow	March Air Force Base
Mather Air Force Base	McClellan Air Force Base	Norton Air Force Base
Parks Reserve Forces Training Area	Sharpe Army Depot	Travis Air Force Base
Buckley Air Force Base	Lowry Air Force Base	Schriever Air Force Base
Corry Station	Eglin Air Force Base	Marianna Readiness Center
Naval Air Station Cecil Field	Ocala Readiness Center	Patrick Air Force Base
Saufley Field	Air Force Plant 6	Fort Benning
Fort Gordon	Gillem Annex	Moody Air Force Base
Robins Air Force Base	Guam U.S. Naval Activities	Great Lakes Naval Station
Rock Island Arsenal	Scott Air Force Base	Terre Haute National Guard Site
Iowa Army Ammunition Plant	Fort Leavenworth	Fort Campbell
Barksdale Air Force Base	Bangor Training Site	Brunswick Naval Air Station
Loring Air Force Base	Fort Detrick	Gunpowder Military Reservation
Fort Devens	Natick Soldier Systems Center	Naval Air Station South Weymouth
Camp Grayling	KI Sawyer Air Force Base	Wurtsmith Air Force Base (former)
Naval Air Station Meridian	Fort Leonard Wood	Whiteman Air Force Base
Naval Air Station Fallon	New Hampshire National Guard Training Site – Strafford	Pease Air Force Base
Picatinny Arsenal	Trenton NAWC-AD	Holloman Air Force Base
Camp Smith	Fort Drum	Plattsburgh Air Force Base
Fort Bragg (now Fort Liberty)	Military Ocean Terminal Sunny Point	Seymour Johnson Air Force Base
Camp Grafton	Newark Air Force Base	Altus Air Force Base
Tinker Air Force Base	North Penn BRAC	Tobyhanna Army Depot
Warminster NAWC AD	Willow Grove NASJRB	Muñiz Air National Guard Base
Coventry Training Site	North Smithfield	Fort Jackson
Ellsworth Air Force Base	Fort Campbell	Holston Army Ammunition Plant
Dyess Air Force Base	Fort Bliss	Joint Base San Antonio - Lackland Air Force Base
Joint Base San Antonio - Randolph Air Force Base	Reese Air Force Base	Camp Ethan Allen Training Site
Langley-Eustis Joint Base	Vint Hill Farms	Fairchild Air Force Base
Joint Base Lewis-McChord	Naval Air Station Whidbey Island	Yakima Training Center

Diagnosis Requirement:
You (or your loved one) must have been diagnosed after January 1, 2000 with a qualifying medical condition, often one known to be associated with PFAS exposure. Qualifying medical conditions may include:

• Testicular Cancer
• Kidney Cancer
• Liver Cancer
• Ulcerative Colitis
• Thyroid Cancer
• Thyroid Disease

What are the Hazards of PFAS?

Some of the potential health effects include:

• Reproductive health effects,
• Increased blood pressure in pregnant women,
• Decreased fertility,
• Low birth weight in children,
• Development delays in children,
• Accelerated puberty phases,
• Variations in bones,
• Increased risk of liver, kidney, testicular cancers, and ulcerative colitis,
• Reduce immune response, so reduced ability to battle infections,
• Reduced vaccine response,
• Interference with the body's natural hormone processes,
• Increased cholesterol levels,
• Increased risk of obesity.

If you or a loved one were exposed to PFAS and you feel your health was affected by PFAS, reach out and get a free consultation using any of the links below.