Is there funding available for PFAS removal from drinking water?

Yes, funding is available. Until recently, communities whose drinking water became toxic due to PFAS contamination had to use their own money to remove these highly toxic chemicals from their water sources. However, with the help of money from the 3M's $12.5 billion settlement, they can now afford to remove PFAS from drinking water sources more easily.

The historic $12.5 billion settlement of 3M will help communities affected by drinking water with PFAS

Until recently, communities whose drinking water was affected by PFAS contamination had to use their own financial resources to remove these persistent contaminants from their water sources. However, on June 22, 2023, a $12.5 billion settlement was reached with the 3M Company. This historic settlement agreement will resolve the claims of public water systems across the country that have been impacted by actual or threatened contamination of their water systems with PFAS.

The EPA will distribute the funds to communities whose drinking water contains PFAS so these vulnerable people can perform water testing, remediation, and treatment to enjoy clean and safe water. Each community will receive a different amount, depending on the severity of PFAS contamination, so the funds will be allocated on a case-by-case basis. If the drinking water source of your community is contaminated with PFAS, you might be eligible to join the PFAS water contamination lawsuit.

Our experienced attorneys can help you join the PFAS water contamination lawsuit

Our law firm has over 30 years of experience in handling toxic exposure cases. We have the necessary resources and knowledge to assist your community in obtaining a part of 3M’s settlement if your drinking water is contaminated with PFAS.

Joining the lawsuit is free, and you might receive the money you need for water testing, remediation, and treatment. Because we work on a contingency fee basis, you will not have to pay anything unless we recover compensation for you. Contact us today for a free case evaluation.

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