Practice Area
Toxic Exposure Cases
Fighting for Communities Harmed by Environmental Hazards
Environmental Justice
We fight for communities and individuals harmed by chemical contamination, toxic substances, and environmental hazards. From agricultural workers exposed to dangerous pesticides to communities affected by water contamination, we hold polluters accountable for the damage they cause.
Current Toxic Exposure Cases
Active litigation against polluters and chemical manufacturers
Paraquat
Herbicide linked to Parkinson's disease in agricultural workers and those exposed to contaminated areas through drift and runoff.
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Roundup
Glyphosate-based herbicide linked to non-Hodgkin's lymphoma and other cancers in farmers, landscapers, and homeowners.
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AFFF Firefighting Foam
Military and civilian firefighting foam containing PFAS chemicals linked to cancer and health issues in firefighters and military personnel.
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PFAS Contamination
Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances contamination in water supplies and communities, affecting drinking water and soil.
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Camp LeJeune
Toxic water contamination at Marine Corps Base affecting service members and families from 1953 to 1987.
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Environmental Investigation
We work with environmental scientists and toxicologists to establish contamination sources and health impacts.
Community Advocacy
We fight for entire communities affected by environmental contamination and toxic exposure.
Scientific Evidence
We build cases on solid scientific evidence linking environmental exposure to health problems.
Corporate Accountability
We hold polluters accountable for environmental damage and the health consequences of their actions.
Related Knowledge
Educational articles about toxic exposure and environmental litigation
Camp Lejeune Claims
Educational guide to Camp Lejeune water contamination claims and related health conditions.
Read ArticleAFFF and PFAS Claims
Firefighting foam, PFAS exposure, and cancer claims in military and civilian settings.
Read ArticleEnvironmental Law Knowledge
Water contamination, air pollution, soil contamination, and community impact articles.
Read ArticlesFrequently Asked Questions
Questions about contamination and chemical-exposure cases
I lived near a contaminated site years ago. Is that enough?
+It can be the start of a claim if you can show presence during the contamination period and a related diagnosis or a monitoring program that covers your situation.
Do I need a water test from my own home?
+Helpful when it exists, but many cases use government sampling, base records, employer records, or community-wide data.
What is medical monitoring?
+A claim for future testing and care after a significant exposure, even if you do not have a cancer or disease diagnosis yet. Availability depends on the jurisdiction and the docket.
Are these only for people who worked with the chemical?
+No. Families, nearby residents, and people who drank contaminated water are often included, depending on the case.
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