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Harmed by PFAS Chemical Exposure?

Manufacturers and polluters failed to warn Florida communities about the dangers of PFAS, toxic “forever chemicals” linked to kidney cancer, testicular cancer, and other serious health conditions.

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Dan Morgan
“The Fee is Free unless you win.”
Dan Morgan Managing Partner

Results may vary depending on your particular facts and legal circumstances. The attorney featured above is licensed in Florida. For a full list of attorneys in your state please visit our attorney page.

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    From investigation to resolution, our attorneys handle every aspect of PFAS-related claims. You focus on your health, we’ll fight to hold the responsible parties accountable.

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    Do I Have a Case?

    If you’ve been exposed to PFAS and developed a serious health condition, Morgan & Morgan has the experience and resources to help you explore your legal options.
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    Lived in a contaminated area

    If you spent a year or more in a Florida community where PFAS were found in the water, you may have been unknowingly exposed to toxic chemicals.
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    Drank local tap or well water

    Consuming contaminated water over time can lead to serious health risks, even if the water looks and tastes normal.
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    Diagnosed with a PFAS-linked Illness

    If you have been diagnosed with kidney cancer, testicular cancer, or ulcerative colitis, you may meet the criteria for a PFAS-related legal claim.

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    Health Conditions Potentially Linked to PFAS Exposure

    Kidney Cancer

    Multiple studies have shown a possible link between PFAS exposure and kidney cancer, particularly in individuals exposed through contaminated water over long periods.

    Testicular Cancer

    Testicular cancer has been observed at higher rates in individuals exposed to PFAS, including military personnel and firefighters who worked with AFFF foam.

    Ulcerative Colitis

    This chronic inflammatory bowel disease has been linked to immune system disruption, which some researchers associate with high PFAS levels in the bloodstream.

    Common Ways You Can Ingest PFAS

    Contaminated Drinking Water

    Many communities unknowingly consumed water containing unsafe levels of PFAS due to decades of industrial runoff and chemical waste. Our team may be able to help you understand your rights and potential options for recovery.

    Food Grown in Polluted Soil

    Produce, dairy, and livestock raised in PFAS-contaminated environments may carry harmful chemical residues that enter the food chain. Our attorneys can investigate whether your long-term exposure through contaminated food may be linked to a qualifying legal claim.

    Consumer Products

    Household items like nonstick cookware, stain-resistant fabrics, and waterproof clothing often contain PFAS that can be absorbed through daily use. If you used PFAS-containing products and later developed related health conditions, our team may be able to help determine whether legal action is appropriate.

    Firefighting Foam (AFFF)

    Firefighters, military personnel, and airport workers may have been exposed to high concentrations of PFAS through the use of firefighting foam. We are reviewing claims involving occupational exposure to AFFF and may be able to assist affected individuals in seeking accountability from manufacturers.

    Industrial Work Environments

    Employees in manufacturing, chemical processing, or waste disposal may have experienced direct PFAS exposure on the job. If your work environment put you at risk, we may be able to help assess whether your exposure qualifies for legal action.

    Indoor Air and Dust

    PFAS-treated carpets, furniture, and electronics can release particles into indoor air, leading to long-term, low-level exposure through inhalation or contact. If you've experienced prolonged exposure in your home or workplace and developed a related health issue, our attorneys can help evaluate your case.

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