If you have been exposed to PFAS and have experienced health issues or other losses as a result, you may be eligible to file a PFAS exposure lawsuit and recover compensation. However, eligibility to file a lawsuit depends on your ability to establish exposure to these toxic chemicals.
To link your health condition to PFAS exposure, you will need to demonstrate that you came into contact with these chemicals through contaminated drinking water, food, or consumer products. If you were employed in an industry that used or produced PFAS, you may also be able to show that you were exposed through your work.
If you can demonstrate exposure to PFAS, you may be eligible to file a lawsuit against the responsible parties. This can include chemical manufacturers, industrial companies, and other entities responsible for polluting the environment and water systems with these dangerous substances.
There are several legal options available to victims of PFAS exposure, and an attorney at Estey & Bomberger, LLP can help you determine your optimal path to maximum compensation. Schedule a free case consultation as soon as possible to determine your case eligibility and take your first steps toward justice.