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Posts tagged PFAS Litigation.
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PFAS Litigation Part 2: Where, When, and Why
Peyton A. Hagerman
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Tags: AFFF MDL, Aqueous Film Forming Foams, PFAS Bellwether Cases, PFAS Litigation

Highlights how future impact of PFAS litigation can be understood through following aqueous film forming foams multi-district litigation. Includes types of cases involved, especially significance of bellwether cases and public water supply claims.

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Tips for Building a PFAS Defense Strategy
Beth A. BauerMelissa S. Brown
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Tags: PFAS Defense Strategies, PFAS Litigation

Provides tips for building a PFAS defense strategy, including proactive steps to creating a successful plan.

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PFAS Litigation Part 1: PFAS - What & Who
Peyton A. Hagerman
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Tags: PFAS Defendants, PFAS Defined, PFAS Litigation, PFAS Plaintiffs

Summarizes where PFAS chemicals may be found, diseases that may be caused by PFAS, and who is suing and who is being sued for purported PFAS exposure.

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