Protecting Firefighters, Military & Communities from "Forever Chemicals"
Titan Legal LLC represents individuals and municipalities harmed by Aqueous Film-Forming Foam (AFFF) and PFAS-contaminated water supplies. These "forever chemicals," once hailed for their fire-suppressing power, have now been linked to serious health risks, environmental contamination, and corporate cover-ups spanning decades.
Practice Areas: Environmental Law | Toxic Torts | Mass Torts | Product Liability | Personal Injury | Municipal Law
Titan Legal represents a wide range of clients impacted by PFAS contamination, including:
Important Note:
If you or your community have been exposed to firefighting foam or PFAS-tainted water and later developed cancer or other related illnesses, you may qualify to join the ongoing AFFF multidistrict litigation (MDL) or pursue an individual claim.
PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) are synthetic chemicals used in firefighting foam, military bases, airports, and industrial applications. When used in AFFF, these chemicals persist in the environment indefinitely — contaminating soil, groundwater, and human bloodstreams.
Scientific studies and government investigations have connected PFAS exposure to:
National Litigation — Local Impact
PFAS lawsuits are being coordinated in federal multidistrict litigation (MDL No. 2873) in the U.S. District Court for the District of South Carolina. Titan Legal actively participates in this national litigation framework, while also assisting individuals and municipalities with state-based and direct claims where appropriate.
Titan Legal's litigation team works alongside leading environmental experts and co-counsel firms nationwide to:
Our approach emphasizes precision, documentation, and compassion — ensuring every case is fully substantiated and ethically pursued.
No Fees Unless We Win
Titan Legal operates on a contingency-fee basis — meaning you owe nothing unless and until we recover compensation on your behalf. We advance all case costs and fight to ensure every client receives the justice and accountability they deserve.
Design Defect: AFFF designed with inherently dangerous chemicals
Failure to Warn: Manufacturers failed to warn of cancer risks
Strict Liability: No need to prove negligence, only that product was defective and caused harm
Manufacturers knew or should have known of PFAS dangers
Failed to conduct adequate safety testing
Breached duty to warn users and public
Companies possessed knowledge of PFAS toxicity
Actively concealed health risks from users
Continued marketing as safe despite internal evidence
Groundwater and soil pollution
Municipal water supply contamination
Property devaluation and cleanup costs
Cancer diagnoses linked to exposure
Chronic illness and organ damage
Reduced life expectancy and quality of life
Willful misconduct and cover-ups
Conscious disregard for public safety
Decades of deception for profit
Obtain and Preserve:
Critical Practice Tip:
PFAS blood serum testing is essential for establishing exposure. Coordinate with qualified laboratories that can test for specific PFAS compounds (PFOA, PFOS, etc.). Document baseline levels as early as possible, as these chemicals persist in the body for years.
Available when manufacturers demonstrated:
Maximizing Recovery
AFFF cases require meticulous documentation of both exposure and causation. Work with occupational medicine experts, oncologists, and environmental toxicologists who can establish the link between PFAS exposure and specific diagnoses. Water testing results and blood serum levels are critical evidence.
Immediately instruct clients to:
Strong Case Indicators:
Consider factors when determining litigation path:
If you or your loved one developed cancer or other illness after exposure to firefighting foam or PFAS-contaminated water, contact Titan Legal LLC today for a free, confidential evaluation.
Our attorneys will review your case, explain your legal options, and help you take the next step toward justice.
All consultations are strictly confidential. No fees unless we win your case.