PFAS Lawsuits
PFAS, also known as “forever chemicals,” have been found in everything from drinking water and firefighting foam to food packaging and industrial waste. These toxic substances don’t break down in the environment, and they don’t leave the human body easily either. Now, growing evidence shows that exposure to PFAS may cause cancer, hormone disruption, organ damage, and other serious health problems.
If you or a loved one developed a serious illness after being exposed to PFAS—whether through contaminated water, firefighting foam, or another source—you may be entitled to file a lawsuit. At Ferrer Poirot Feller, we’re helping individuals and communities across the country take legal action against the manufacturers who allowed these toxic chemicals to spread.
PFAS exposure wasn’t your choice. But what happens next can be. Let us help you seek justice, hold chemical companies accountable, and pursue compensation for the harm you’ve suffered.
There are no upfront fees, and you pay nothing unless we win.
Why Hire a PFAS Lawsuit Lawyer?
Going up against the chemical industry is not something you can do alone. PFAS manufacturers like 3M, DuPont, and Chemours are billion-dollar corporations with powerful legal teams and decades of experience avoiding liability. They’ve known about the dangers of PFAS for years—and yet they failed to warn the public, protect workers, or clean up contamination sites. Call a lawyer to help you take the first step toward holding them accountable.
Hiring a PFAS lawsuit lawyer puts someone in your corner who understands the science, the law, and the tactics these companies use to avoid responsibility.
At Ferrer Poirot Feller, we’ve helped thousands of clients nationwide take on major corporations after being harmed by dangerous products and toxic exposure. We know how to trace your exposure, build a strong case, and pursue maximum compensation for the injuries and losses you’ve experienced.
Whether your claim involves drinking water contamination, occupational exposure, or long-term health effects from firefighting foam, we’re here to fight for the justice you deserve.
Communities Nationwide Are Demanding Accountability
You’re not the only one asking questions about PFAS. From military bases and manufacturing plants to small towns and suburban neighborhoods, people across the country are learning that their soil, water, and blood may be contaminated with these dangerous chemicals—and no one told them.
Thousands of lawsuits have already been filed by individuals, water districts, and local governments against chemical manufacturers who knowingly released PFAS into the environment. Internal documents show that some companies were aware of the health risks decades ago but chose profit over public safety. Why do you need a lawyer? Because taking on these corporations requires legal experience, access to evidence, and a strategy that holds them accountable.
Whether you were exposed through contaminated groundwater, public water systems, or occupational use of firefighting foam, you have the right to demand answers—and compensation. At Ferrer Poirot Feller, we stand with communities that were left to deal with the fallout of corporate negligence.
This isn’t just about toxic chemicals. It’s about trust, responsibility, and justice.
How Ferrer Poirot Feller Can Help with Your PFAS Case
PFAS lawsuits are complex. They involve environmental testing, medical evidence, corporate disclosures, and strict deadlines. That’s why you need a law firm that has the resources and experience to manage every detail—and the commitment to see your case through.
When you work with Ferrer Poirot Feller, we’ll take care of everything:
- Reviewing your exposure history and location
- Identifying the specific PFAS source involved (firefighting foam, contaminated water, etc.)
- Gathering medical records and expert testimony to prove your injuries
- Handling all legal filings, communication, and negotiations
- Preparing your case for trial if a settlement isn’t reached
You don’t have to worry about the process—we’ll keep you informed and fight for you every step of the way. And because we work on a contingency fee basis, you won’t pay anything unless we win.
Signs You May Have Been Harmed by PFAS Exposure
PFAS chemicals can stay in the body for years, quietly building up and damaging vital organs. You may not have known you were exposed until long after the fact. But if you’ve lived near a military base, industrial site, or water supply later found to be contaminated, your health issues could be linked to PFAS. Choosing the right lawyer for you means finding someone who understands this science, has experience with environmental litigation, and knows how to pursue justice from companies that have spent decades avoiding it.
You may have a case if you were exposed to PFAS and later developed:
- Kidney cancer
- Testicular cancer
- Liver damage or elevated liver enzymes
- Ulcerative colitis
- Thyroid disease or hormonal disruptions
- High cholesterol or immune system issues
- Birth defects or fertility problems
Even if you’re unsure of the source, our team can help investigate whether PFAS was present in your water, workplace, or community, and whether your condition may be tied to it.
The Real Opponent Is the Chemical Industry
PFAS chemicals didn’t just appear—they were made, marketed, and distributed by some of the most powerful companies in the world. 3M and DuPont, among others, played a central role in producing and spreading these substances for use in firefighting foam, non-stick coatings, water repellents, and industrial applications.
Now, they’re facing massive legal pressure for what they knew—and chose to hide.
At Ferrer Poirot Feller, we’ve spent decades standing up to manufacturers that put public health at risk. We’ve seen the playbook: deny responsibility, delay litigation, and quietly settle without admitting fault. We don’t let that stand.
Your voice matters. And when it’s backed by a legal team that knows how to win, it becomes a force they can’t ignore.
We Know This Isn’t Just a Case—It’s Your Life
Living with the consequences of toxic exposure is more than a legal issue—it’s a personal one. Whether you’re battling cancer, caring for a sick family member, or just trying to understand what PFAS means for your future, we know how overwhelming it feels. You didn’t ask to be part of this. You didn’t choose to be exposed. But now that you know, you deserve support and justice.
At Ferrer Poirot Feller, we don’t treat you like a file or a statistic. We take the time to listen, answer your questions, and guide you through each step with care. You’ll always know where your case stands, and you’ll never feel like you’re doing this alone.
We’re here because you’ve been through enough. Let us help you move forward with clarity, confidence, and real legal strength.
What Are PFAS and Why Are They Dangerous?
PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) are a group of man-made chemicals used in thousands of products for their resistance to heat, water, and oil. They’ve been found in non-stick cookware, firefighting foam, water-resistant fabrics, food packaging, and industrial manufacturing processes.
What makes PFAS so dangerous is that they don’t break down in the environment or in the human body. Once you’re exposed, the chemicals can stay in your system for years, building up over time. That’s why PFAS are often called “forever chemicals.” Lawyers can help maximize your compensation by tracing your exposure, documenting the long-term harm, and holding manufacturers accountable for the damage these chemicals have caused.
Scientific research has linked PFAS exposure to a wide range of health problems, including cancer, immune dysfunction, hormone disruption, and reproductive issues. Despite these risks, manufacturers continued producing and selling PFAS-laced products for decades, often without proper warnings or oversight.
If you’ve been exposed through your drinking water, workplace, or environment, you may be at risk for long-term health complications.
Where Are PFAS Found?
PFAS have been detected in water supplies, soil, food, and even in the blood of people across the United States. The most common sources of exposure include:
- Contaminated drinking water, especially near military bases, airports, or industrial sites
- Firefighting foam (AFFF) is used by military, airport, and municipal fire departments
- Manufacturing plants that used PFAS in coatings, electronics, or textiles
- Household products, such as stain-resistant furniture, non-stick cookware, and water-repellent clothing
- Food packaging, including fast-food wrappers and microwave popcorn bags
If you’ve lived near a known contamination site or worked in an industry that used firefighting foam or PFAS-based chemicals, your exposure risk may be high—even if it occurred years ago.
Our team can help trace your exposure and determine whether it may be linked to your health issues.
What Health Conditions Are Linked to PFAS?
PFAS chemicals have been studied extensively, and evidence shows they can cause serious harm to multiple systems in the body. Some of the most commonly linked conditions include:
- Kidney cancer
- Testicular cancer
- Ulcerative colitis
- Thyroid disease (hyper- or hypothyroidism)
- Liver damage
- High cholesterol and cardiovascular risks
- Immune suppression and increased risk of infections
- Infertility, birth defects, and low birth weight
Even small amounts of exposure over time can lead to significant health risks, especially for people with long-term or repeated contact with contaminated water or firefighting foam.
If you or a loved one has been diagnosed with one of these conditions—and you suspect PFAS exposure could be a factor—we can help you find out what happened and what to do next.
What Compensation Is Available in a PFAS Lawsuit?
If you’ve suffered health problems due to PFAS exposure, you may be entitled to compensation for the full scope of your losses. These lawsuits aim to hold chemical manufacturers accountable for decades of harm—and to provide justice for individuals, families, and communities left to deal with the aftermath. You may still be eligible for compensation in Texas, even if your exposure happened years ago or you’ve only recently connected it to your diagnosis.
Compensation may include:
- Medical expenses for cancer treatment, testing, or long-term care
- Lost wages or reduced earning ability
- Pain and suffering
- Emotional distress
- Loss of quality of life
- Wrongful death damages for families who lost a loved one
- Clean-up costs or property damage (in environmental claims)
Whether your case involves personal injury or environmental contamination, we work with top medical experts, economists, and environmental consultants to document your damages and fight for the highest possible recovery.
This is about more than money—it’s about making sure the companies responsible are held fully accountable for what they’ve done.
What to Expect When Filing a PFAS Lawsuit
When you contact Ferrer Poirot Feller, we’ll begin with a free consultation to understand your situation. Whether you’re dealing with a personal injury, property damage, or contaminated water supply, we’ll walk you through your legal options and what comes next.
If we take your case, our team will:
- Investigate your exposure history and location
- Identify the chemical manufacturer(s) responsible
- Gather medical records, expert opinions, and environmental data
- File your lawsuit and handle all communications
- Negotiate for a fair settlement or prepare your case for trial
We handle everything—so you can focus on your health, your family, or your community. You’ll never pay out of pocket, and we don’t get paid unless you do.
How Long Do PFAS Stay in the Body?
One of the most concerning aspects of PFAS exposure is how long these chemicals remain in the body. Unlike other substances that are filtered out naturally, PFAS compounds are bioaccumulative—they build up in the bloodstream and organs over time. In some cases, they can remain in the body for years or even decades.
Because of their persistence, PFAS exposure that happened years ago can still be affecting your health today. That’s why many people don’t connect their current diagnosis—like kidney cancer or thyroid disease—to something as distant as contaminated water or past occupational exposure.
If you were exposed through your job, your home’s drinking water, or your community’s groundwater—even if it happened 10 or 20 years ago—you may still qualify to file a lawsuit. Our team can help investigate your exposure timeline and determine whether PFAS is a contributing factor in your case.
Who Can File a PFAS Lawsuit?
You may be eligible to file a PFAS lawsuit if you were exposed to these chemicals and later developed serious health problems. Eligible plaintiffs can include:
- Individuals diagnosed with PFAS-related illnesses
- Military firefighters or airport workers who used AFFF
- Residents of towns or neighborhoods with contaminated drinking water
- Workers in chemical plants or industrial facilities where PFAS were used
- Family members of people who passed away due to PFAS-related conditions
- Property owners impacted by groundwater contamination or loss of property value
You do not have to know exactly which chemical you were exposed to or which company was responsible. That’s our job. We’ll investigate your location, medical history, and product exposure to build a strong legal claim. Can you sue? If your illness is linked to PFAS exposure, the answer may be yes—and we’re here to help you find out.
Even if your exposure happened years ago—or you’re still unsure where it came from—reach out. We’re here to help you find answers.
Contact Us for a Free Case Evaluation
If you or someone you love has been affected by PFAS exposure—whether through drinking water, firefighting foam, or workplace contact—you may be entitled to file a lawsuit and recover compensation.
These toxic chemicals were never meant to be in your body or your environment. It’s time to hold the companies behind them accountable.
At Ferrer Poirot Feller, we represent clients nationwide who are seeking justice after exposure to dangerous substances. We offer free, no-obligation case evaluations where you can ask questions, share your story, and learn your legal options.
You won’t pay anything unless we win your case.
Call us today at (866) 720-9962 or contact us online to schedule your free case evaluation.