Firefighting Foam Lawyer

At Sokolove Law, our firefighting foam lawyers can help families in all 50 states seek compensation for cancer linked to AFFF exposure. With decades of experience, we’re prepared to hold the companies responsible for your illness accountable.

Our firm has recovered over $9.6 Billion for injured clients nationwide. Call (800) 995-1212 now to see if our firefighting foam lawyers can fight for you.

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Do I Need an AFFF Lawyer?

If you or a loved one served as a firefighter and was exposed to aqueous film-forming foam (AFFF), you may be at risk of developing serious health conditions. These illnesses have been linked to the harmful PFAS chemicals in firefighting foam.

By working with an experienced AFFF lawyer, you can get help exploring your legal options and pursuing compensation for the pain you’ve experienced.

Working with an AFFF lawyer has helped many families:

  • Secure compensation for medical bills, lost wages, and other expenses
  • Hold the companies that made the AFFF products you were exposed to accountable
  • Focus on your recovery while an attorney handles the legal work

Every day, firefighters put their health on the line to keep us safe — now, it's our turn to stand up for them. We’re proud to help our brave first responders and their loved ones fight for the justice they deserve.

At Sokolove Law, we’ve helped thousands of families seek compensation after illnesses caused by toxic exposures. Our experienced firefighting foam lawyers are committed to pursuing everything you’re entitled to.

Why Choose Our Firefighting Foam Lawyers?

At Sokolove Law, we’ve stood up to many powerful companies — and won. Our firefighting foam lawyers are prepared to fight tirelessly on your behalf, using our extensive experience to build a strong case on your behalf.

Find out why families across the country trust us to handle their AFFF lawsuits.

1. A History of Success

At Sokolove Law, we’ve secured more than $9.6 Billion for clients who were injured through no fault of their own.

These results have helped thousands of families afford medical bills, make up for lost wages, provide for their families, and more.

Examples of past PFAS settlements include: 

  • $730 Million between Carrier Global, their fire protection unit Kidde-Fenwal, and victims impacted by chemicals in the company’s firefighting foam products
  • $17.5 Million to residents in Wisconsin whose water was contaminated by PFAS in Tyco Fire Products
  • $4 Billion from companies that made or sold products containing PFAS forever chemicals

By working with firefighting foam lawyers who have a proven track record of success, you can trust that your case is in good hands. We’ll fight to get you everything you deserve.

2. Decades of Experience

With over 45 years of experience, our AFFF lawyers have the knowledge and resources needed to help airport or military firefighters and their families navigate the legal process.

We’ve helped thousands of hardworking Americans seek justice after being exposed to toxic substances on the job, including many firefighters impacted by occupational hazards like asbestos.

Our firm also has extensive experience supporting U.S. military veterans, who make up around 42% of our clients. We’ve secured more than $1.3 Billion on their behalf.

3. Nationwide Availability

Because our firm has offices and attorneys in nearly every state, our PFAS lawyers can help families located anywhere in the United States.

No matter where you are, we’re prepared to provide you with the resources of a national law firm and the personalized attention your case deserves.

4. No Upfront Costs or Hourly Fees

Our firefighter foam lawyers don’t charge any upfront costs or hourly fees. We work on a contingency-fee basis, which means we only get paid if you do. 

This way, anyone unfairly injured can take legal action without any financial risk, regardless of their economic background. You only stand to profit.

5. Good Reviews from Clients

At Sokolove Law, we prioritize our clients' needs and strive to achieve the best possible results on their behalf.

“I made a career of putting my life on the line to protect others, which often involved the use of AFFF. Now, I’m suffering from thyroid cancer. I turned to Sokolove Law for help, and they answered my call promptly, honestly, and efficiently. I look forward to their continued help in the future.”
– Randall M., Firm Client

We are committed to providing exceptional service and take pride in the positive feedback we’ve received from our clients.

Call (800) 995-1212 now to find out if an AFFF lawyer may be able to fight for your family. It costs nothing to speak with us.

What a Firefighter Foam Lawyer Can Do for You

Our firefighter foam lawyers strive to make filing a lawsuit as easy and stress-free as possible by handling every step of the legal process for you.

This way, you can focus on what truly matters — your health, treatments, and spending quality time with loved ones.

If you have a case, your firefighter foam lawyer can: 

  • Gather Evidence: Your attorney will collect information on your prior exposure to PFAS forever chemicals, medical records documenting your illness, and expert testimony to build a strong case on your behalf.
  • File Your AFFF Lawsuit: We’ll complete all necessary paperwork and file your AFFF lawsuit in the correct court before any legal deadlines.
  • Negotiate a Settlement: By reaching a firefighting foam settlement with the AFFF companies responsible for your exposure, you may be able to receive compensation faster and without going to court.
  • Present Your Case in Court: If a settlement is unable to be reached, your PFAS lawyer can take your case to trial and seek justice in the form of a verdict.

You shouldn’t have to bear the financial burden of an illness caused by someone else’s negligence, especially after dedicating your life to saving others. At Sokolove Law, we’ll fight hard to get you everything you’re entitled to.

"A skilled attorney can balance the uneven playing field between workers and corporations. As the product of a working-class family, standing up for the little guy is my calling.”
– Ricky LeBlanc, Managing Attorney at Sokolove Law

Who Can PFAS Lawyers Help?

Our PFAS lawyers are dedicated to helping firefighters who used AFFF and were later diagnosed with cancer related to their exposure. This often includes airport and military firefighters.

In one study, airport firefighters were found to have a 21-62% higher concentration of PFAS in their bodies than suburban firefighters.

In addition to representing firefighters, we can also assist family members or estate representatives of firefighters who have passed away from AFFF-related illnesses.

Our experienced PFAS attorneys are here to guide you through the legal process. We understand the unique challenges faced by those affected by PFAS exposure — and are committed to fighting for the compensation they deserve.

Injured by Firefighting Foam?

We can help you get the compensation you deserve. See what you qualify for today.

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Find an AFFF Lawyer in All 50 States

Firefighters risk their lives to protect others — and, sadly, many have gotten sick as a result. These brave individuals deserve justice for PFAS cancers they’ve developed due to their service.

At Sokolove Law, our AFFF lawyers can help families in all 50 states seek justice and compensation from a firefighting foam lawsuit.

We’ve secured more than $9.6 Billion for sick and injured clients nationwide.

There are no upfront costs or hourly fees to work with our PFAS lawyers, so you can get legal help without any financial risk.

Call (800) 995-1212 now or fill out our contact form to get started with a free, no-obligation case review.

PFAS Exposure & AFFF Attorney FAQs

Why should I work with a PFAS cancer lawyer?

Working with a PFAS cancer lawyer may help improve your chances of securing compensation from the companies responsible for your illness. Many companies that made or sold AFFF products knew the risks but hid the truth to protect their profits.

We have the resources and experience to handle every step of the legal process for you, so you can focus on treatments and spending time with loved ones.

Get a free case review now to see if our AFFF attorneys can fight for you.

How can I find an AFFF lawyer near me?

Regardless of where you’re located in the U.S., our AFFF lawyers may be able to help you take legal action.

With offices and attorneys nationwide, Sokolove Law can work with families in all 50 states to seek justice for an illness caused by toxic firefighting foam.

Call (800) 995-1212 now for a free consultation. Let our AFFF lawyers fight for you.

How much does a firefighting foam lawyer cost?

At Sokolove Law, there are no upfront costs or hourly fees to work with our firefighting foam lawyers.

We work on a contingency-fee basis, which means we only get paid if your case results in compensation.

Who qualifies for an AFFF lawsuit?

You may qualify for an AFFF lawsuit if you were exposed to this toxic PFAS-containing foam while working as a firefighter and later got sick as a result.

A patient’s family members or estate representative may also qualify to take legal action if their loved one passed away from a PFAS-related cancer.

Is the firefighter foam lawsuit legitimate?

Yes. Over 9,800 AFFF victims have filed firefighter foam lawsuits and are seeking compensation for their injuries, as of November 2024. These lawsuits aim to hold companies that made or sold AFFF products accountable for their negligence.

What cancers are related to the AFFF lawsuit?

There are many cancers related to the AFFF lawsuit, including:

  • Bladder cancer
  • Breast cancer
  • Leukemia
  • Liver cancer
  • Lymphoma
  • Multiple myeloma
  • Pancreatic cancer
  • Prostate cancer
  • Renal or kidney cancer
  • Testicular cancer
  • Thyroid cancer
  • Uterine or endometrial cancer

If you were diagnosed with any of these cancers after working with AFFF, you may be eligible for compensation from a firefighter foam lawsuit. Call (800) 995-1212 now.

What is the statute of limitations on the AFFF lawsuit?

In most states, the statute of limitations for AFFF lawsuits is 2-3 years after your diagnosis. However, this can vary depending on where your case is filed.

Once this deadline passes, you won’t be able to pursue compensation for your illness again. Contact our firm as soon as possible, so you don’t miss your chance for justice.

Can you get VA compensation for AFFF exposure?

Yes. You may be able to get VA compensation if you were exposed to AFFF during your service and later developed an illness linked to that exposure.

If you have a case, our VA-accredited attorneys can help you prepare and file a VA benefits claim, in addition to pursuing compensation from a lawsuit.

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