Public Water Systems

Mississippi water systems facing the threat of PFAS contamination need a comprehensive legal and strategic response. The Forever Justice Alliance℠ exists to help them lead.

The PFAS Threat to Mississippi Water Systems

Research shows it is very likely that 83% of public water has PFAS in it to some extent. The EPA issued new maximum contaminant level (MCL) rules in 2024 for several PFAS compounds. Failure to comply carries steep financial, regulatory, and reputational risks.

It is presumed that nearly every water system in Mississippi may have some level of contamination or threat of contamination by these “forever chemicals.” Even though your system is not the polluter, you may be required to notify residents, mitigate contamination, and absorb rising compliance costs.

A Comprehensive Approach to PFAS for Mississippi Water Systems

The Forever Justice Alliance℠ doesn’t just file lawsuits. We build tailored legal, public relations, and response strategies that help water systems:

• Understand PFAS exposure and liability risks
• Prepare for regulatory pressure
• Respond to public concerns with clarity and confidence
• Pursue legal claims without the water system bearing the financial burden

We front the costs and work on a contingency fee basis, so we don’t get paid unless the water system gets a recovery.

What We Offer Water Systems

Legal Strategy & Representation

We partner with local attorneys and firms across Mississippi to help water systems recover the costs for monitoring, response and remediation they need due to the threat of water contamination by forever chemicals — with centralized support, legal work-up, and case coordination led by Brad Morris Law Firm, PLLC.

Strategic Communications Support

We provide messaging guidance, media response strategy, and access to talking points to help water systems lead without fear. We provide every water system we represent — no matter how big or small — with access to first-class media consultants.

Turnkey PFAS Response Playbook

We offer a full suite of tools — including access to experts, videos, print materials, media prep, and ongoing support — tailored for Mississippi water systems.

Who We Serve

• Rural water associations
• City attorneys and general counsel
• Municipal boards and elected officials
• School districts and community-owned systems

If you serve a public water system or represent a municipality, the time to assess your PFAS risk — and prepare your legal response — is right now.