About This Case
We are issuing an urgent alert to firefighters, military personnel, and associated individuals across the nation who may have been exposed to AFFF (Aqueous Film-Forming Foam) and PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) chemicals. The window for new claims in AFFF/PFAS lawsuits is closing rapidly. Our current estimates suggest we have only weeks left to initiate new claims. This is a critical, time-sensitive opportunity to seek justice and compensation for injuries sustained due to these harmful substances.
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AFFF, a firefighting foam historically used in military installations and fire training facilities, contains PFAS chemicals, often referred to as "forever chemicals" due to their persistence in the environment and the human body. Extensive scientific research has linked PFAS substances to a range of serious health issues.
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If you or a loved one are a firefighter or associated personnel who had exposure to AFFF/PFAS post-1960, and experienced a minimum of 10 exposures over 4 or more years, you may have a viable claim. We are specifically prioritizing cases involving the following highly linked injuries, noting their approximate minimum latency periods (duration between first exposure and diagnosis) and requiring at least 5 or more exposures.
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We are issuing an urgent alert to firefighters, military personnel, and associated individuals across the nation who may have been exposed to AFFF (Aqueous Film-Forming Foam) and PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) chemicals. The window for new client acquisition in AFFF/PFAS lawsuits is closing rapidly. Our current estimates suggest we have only 4 to 5 weeks left to initiate new claims. This is a critical, time-sensitive opportunity to seek justice and compensation for injuries sustained due to these harmful substances.
The Hidden Dangers of "Forever Chemicals" and Their Impact
AFFF, a firefighting foam historically used in military installations and fire training facilities, contains PFAS chemicals, often referred to as "forever chemicals" due to their persistence in the environment and the human body. Extensive scientific research has linked PFAS substances to a range of serious health issues.
If you or a loved one are a firefighter or associated personnel who had exposure to AFFF/PFAS post-1960, and experienced a minimum of 10 exposures over 4 or more years, you may have a viable claim. We are specifically prioritizing cases involving the following highly linked injuries, noting their approximate minimum latency periods (duration between first exposure and diagnosis) and requiring at least 5 or more exposures:
- Kidney Cancer: 10 years latency (can be less for aggressive types), minimum 5 exposures.
- Testicular Cancer: 5 years latency (can be less for aggressive types), minimum 5 exposures.
- Liver Cancer: 12 years latency, minimum 5 exposures.
- Thyroid Cancer: 5 years latency, minimum 3 exposures.
- Thyroid Disease: (Hypo- and hyperthyroidism, Hashimoto’s disease) 2 years latency, minimum 2 exposures.
- Ulcerative Colitis: 2 years latency, minimum 2 exposures.
We are focusing on claimants generally in the early 20s to 80s; minors and the extremely elderly are unlikely to qualify.
A Legacy of Exposure: High-Priority Military Bases
The widespread use of AFFF at military bases across the United States has led to significant contamination and potential exposure for countless service members and personnel. We are actively investigating claims related to exposure at numerous high-priority military bases, including but not limited to:
- Alabama: Fort Rucker, Maxwell-Gunter AFB
- Alaska: Eareckson AFB, Fort Wainwright, Galena AFS
- Arizona: Camp Navajo, Silver Bell Army Heliport
- California: Castle AFB, Crows NALF, George AFB, JFTB–Los Los Alamitos, March AFB, MCLB–Barstow, Mather AFB, McClellan AFB, Norton AFB, Fort Ord, Parks RFTA, Sharpe Army Depot, Travis AFB
- Colorado: Buckley AFB, Lowry AFB, Schriever AFB
- Florida: Corry Station, Eglin AFB, Marianna RC, NAS Cecil Field, Ocala RC, Patrick AFB, Saufley Field
- Georgia: Air Force Plant 6, Fort Benning, Fort Gordon, Gillem Annex, Moody AFB, Robins AFB
- Guam: Guam U.S. Naval Activities
- Illinois: Great Lakes NS, Rock Island Arsenal, Scott AFB
- Indiana: Terre Haute NG Site
- Iowa: Iowa Army Ammunition Plant
- Kansas: Fort Leavenworth
- Kentucky: Fort Campbell
- Louisiana: Barksdale AFB
- Maine: Bangor TS, Brunswick NAS, Loring AFB
- Maryland: Fort Detrick, Gunpowder MR
- Massachusetts: Fort Devens, Natick SSC, NAS South Weymouth
- Michigan: Camp Grayling, KI Sawyer AFB, Wurtsmith AFB - Former
- Mississippi: NAS Meridian
- Missouri: Fort Leonard Wood, Whiteman AFB
- Nevada: NAS Fallon
- New Hampshire: NH NG TS –Strafford, Pease AFB
- New Jersey: Picatinny Arsenal, Trenton NAWC-AD
- New Mexico: Holloman AFB
- New York: Camp Smith, Fort Drum, Plattsburgh AFB
- North Carolina: Fort Bragg, Military Ocean Terminal Sunny Point, Seymour Johnson AFB
- North Dakota: Camp Grafton
- Ohio: Newark AFB
- Oklahoma: Altus AFB, Tinker AFB
- Pennsylvania: North Penn BRAC, Tobyhanna Army Depot, Warminster NAWC AD, Willow Grove NASJRB
- Puerto Rico: Muñiz ANG Base
- Rhode Island: Coventry TS, North Smithfield
- South Carolina: Fort Jackson
- South Dakota: Ellsworth AFB
- Tennessee: Fort Campbell, Holston Army Ammunition Plant
- Texas: Dyess AFB, Fort Bliss, JBSA - Lackland AFB, JBSA - Randolph AFB, Reese AFB
- Vermont: Camp Ethan Allen TS
- Virginia: Langley-Eustis JB, Vint Hill Farms
- Washington: Fairchild AFB, JBLM, NAS Whidbey Island, Yakima TC
If you served at any of these bases or other installations where AFFF was used and have developed any of the listed injuries, we urge you to contact us without delay.
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Don't Wait – The Time to Act is Now
If you believe you have a claim related to AFFF/PFAS exposure or any other personal injury due to someone else's negligence, the time to act is now. Delaying legal action can jeopardize your ability to seek the compensation you deserve. Contact Jason J. Joy & Associates today for a free consultation. Our experienced team is ready to listen to your story, evaluate your case, and guide you through the legal process. You can reach us at (713) 221-6500 or visit our office at 909 Texas Ave. Suite 1801, Houston, TX 77002. Let us fight for you.