Firefighting Foam Cancer

WERE YOU OR A LOVED ONE A FIREFIGHTER WHO DEVELOPED CANCER?

Morgan & Morgan is evaluating claims from firefighters, airport workers, chemical plant workers and military service members who were exposed to aqueous film-forming foam (known as firefighting foam or AFFF), and have been diagnosed with testicular cancer, pancreatic cancer, kidney cancer, as well as other types of cancer.

About the Firefighting Foam lawsuit

AFFF is a chemical-based foam that is used to cover and extinguish petroleum and jet fuel fires. It is much more effective in fighting fires than just using water. However, the foam contains PFA chemicals that may cause harm to humans and the environment. Some of the side effects experienced by people who used the foam are:

• Bladder cancer
• Breast cancer
• Kidney cancer
• Liver cancer
• Pancreatic cancer
• Prostate cancer
• Testicular cancer

Firefighters in the military or assigned to airports are at highest risk.

Holding Them Accountable

The manufacturers of Firefighting Foam are huge multinational corporations with virtually endless resources to spend on legal defense. To have the best chance at winning a case against companies like this and being fairly compensated, you should work with a law firm that has the experience and resources needed to stand up to companies like these.

If you (or a loved one) worked as a firefighter in a civilian or military capacity, were exposed to Firefighting Foam on the job and subsequently were diagnosed with cancer, DO NOT DELAY! Fill out the form below!