PFOS, a toxic chemical used in firefighting foam, has contaminated water supplies and led to lawsuits from firefighters, military personnel, and affected communities—explore its health risks, legal actions, and regulatory bans here.

PFOA, the toxic chemical at the heart of the DuPont scandal, has been linked to cancer, immune disorders, and water contamination—explore its history, legal battles, and what’s next for lawsuits and cleanup efforts.

Veterans exposed to toxic PFAS levels are at much higher risk for developing severe and rare illnesses, from cancer and immune suppression to hormonal disruption. Learn how military bases became hotspots for contamination and explore VA benefits, advocacy efforts, and legal options available to affected service members.

In the landmark case of Paula Guidry v. 3M Company et al., former firefighter Paula Guidry is suing major chemical manufacturers, including 3M and DuPont, over severe health impacts caused by exposure to toxic PFAS chemicals in firefighting foam. Diagnosed with thyroid disease, Guidry alleges that the defendants knowingly produced and sold dangerously defective products without adequate safety warnings. This lawsuit seeks substantial damages for personal injury and environmental contamination, highlighting critical issues of corporate accountability and public health. As the case progresses, it could set important legal precedents and drive stricter regulations on hazardous chemicals.

Summary of the Lawsuit

On June 4, 2024, the City of Ceiba, Puerto Rico, filed a significant lawsuit against several major chemical manufacturers, including 3M

The lawsuit Clifford Still v. 3M Company et al. was initiated by Clifford Still against a consortium of companies, including 3M Company, alleging that their