PFAS Claims We Handle Through the Forever Justice Alliance℠

Three Categories of PFAS Claims

The Forever Justice Alliance℠ pursues PFAS-related claims across three primary categories. Here’s what each looks like and the kind of clients you should be referring.

Public Water Systems (PWS)

Who: Municipalities, rural water associations, and other public water providers facing PFAS contamination or the threat of contamination.

Potential damages:

• Remediation and treatment infrastructure costs
• Ongoing monitoring and testing expenses
• Filtration system installation and operation
• System replacement where remediation is not feasible
• Strategic communications and crisis response

Fee structure: 25% contingency fee on PWS claims.

Farmers, Landowners, and Water Wells (FLOWW)

Who:

• Farmers and ranchers (row crops, livestock, etc.)
• Private well owners
• Landowners in close proximity of known contamination
• Transient Non-Community Water Systems (truck stops, parks, campgrounds, hotels, restaurants)
• Non-Transient Non-Community Water Systems (schools, factories, mobile home parks)

Potential damages:

• Water and soil contamination
• Property value diminution
• Crop or livestock impacts
• Biosolids/sewage sludge contamination of farmland
• Treatment and remediation costs for private systems

Fee structure: 40% contingency fee on FLOWW claims.

Individual Personal Injury (IPI)

Who: Clients diagnosed after January 1, 2000 with any of the following conditions linked to PFAS exposure:

• Kidney Cancer
• Liver Cancer
• Testicular Cancer
• Thyroid Cancer
• Thyroid Disease
• Ulcerative Colitis
• Bladder Cancer
• High Cholesterol
• Pregnancy-Induced Hypertension
• Pancreatic Cancer
• Breast Cancer
• Leukemia
• Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma
• Prostate Cancer

Exposure pathways: Contaminated drinking water (public or private), workplace exposure (firefighters, chemical plants, manufacturing), consumer products.

Fee structure: 40% contingency fee on IPI claims.

How to Identify These Clients in Your Practice

Watch for opportunities in your existing client base:

• Personal injury clients with one of the listed cancers
• Family law clients whose loved one died of cancer
• Estate or probate clients with cancer in the family
• Business or real estate clients with rural property or wells
• Public sector clients in municipal or water utility roles

If you’d like training materials or talking points to help identify potential PFAS clients in your practice, let us know.