Lawsuits allege that PFAS "forever chemicals" — used for decades in firefighting foam, nonstick coatings, and industrial processes — contaminated water supplies and caused cancer and other diseases.
PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) are synthetic chemicals prized for their resistance to heat, water, and grease. The same properties make them persist in the environment and accumulate in the human body — earning them the name "forever chemicals."
For decades, PFAS were used in firefighting foam, nonstick cookware, food packaging, and industrial manufacturing. Communities near military bases, airports, and chemical plants have discovered contaminated drinking water, and exposed individuals have developed cancers, thyroid disease, and other serious conditions.
Massive litigation is underway, including the AFFF MDL in South Carolina and water-contamination claims nationwide. Major manufacturers have already agreed to multi-billion-dollar settlements with public water systems, while personal-injury claims continue.
PFAS litigation is among the largest environmental litigations in U.S. history. Public water system settlements exceeding $10 billion have been announced; personal-injury and individual claims continue to be filed and evaluated.
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