The EPA uses several methods to remove PFAS from drinking water
While you can minimize the content of PFAS in drinking water at home by using a reverse osmosis water filter or a filter containing activated carbon, removing these chemicals from large sources of water requires other methods. The EPA uses the following to clean up these persistent contaminants from water:
- granular activated carbon
- ion exchange resins
- high-pressure membrane systems
If you decide to join the PFAS water contamination lawsuit, you can obtain the financial compensation necessary to remove these harmful chemicals from your drinking water source. By virtue of our PFAS Settlement Payout Program, you might be able to access the funds necessary to clean up these contaminants from your drinking water.
Quality legal assistance for communities whose drinking water contains PFAS
Since 1990, we have been dedicating our endeavors to providing assistance to toxic exposure victims, and now we take up PFAS water contamination cases.
If your drinking water source has a detectable PFAS level, we encourage you to contact our skilled attorneys, who will help you join the PFAS water contamination lawsuit. The money you can receive will help you with water testing, remediation, and treatment.