How We Help Cancer Victims
You’re not alone in your fight against the plastic industry.
Build Your Case
We examine your medical condition from all angles in an exhaustive PFA investigation. Once we establish a link between exposure and your cancer, we’ll create a case to hold the responsible party(s) liable.
Manage Negotiations
Negotiating cancer lawsuit settlements with the high-powered legal teams of plastic manufacturers is an uphill battle. Our lawyers work aggressively to hold them accountable for a fair result.
Help You Focus on Recovery
The recovery process from cancer is stressful enough - you don’t need the added hardship of seeking rightful compensation. We’re here to help you focus on getting better.
Types of PFA Cancer Cases We Manage
Personal Injury Claims
We represent victims suffering from cancer linked to PFA exposure. Our attorneys work diligently to pursue fair compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, pain & suffering, and more.
Wrongful Death Claims
Losing a loved one to cancer caused by PFAs is a heart-wrenching experience. Our cancer lawyers are here to help you seek compensation for financial support, loss of companionship, and everything in between.
Class Action Lawsuits
We represent groups of people seeking collective compensation for damages caused by PFA contamination.
Environmental Litigation
Our cancer lawyers work relentlessly to hold plastic makers accountable for environmental contamination affecting public health.
Schedule a Consultation with a Cancer Lawyer
Your path to justice starts here.
Compensation to Pursue in Cancer Lawsuit Settlements
When we negotiate with the plastic industry, we fight for every last penny you are owed. This includes:
Economic Damages
- Medical Bills
- Future Medical Treatment
- Legal Expenses
- Property Damage
- Lost Earnings
- Loss of Earning Potential
Non-Economic Damages
- Pain and Suffering
- Mental Anguish
- Physical Impairment
- Reduced Quality of Life
- Loss of Companionship
- Disfigurement
- Worsening of Prior Injuries
- Distress
- Loss of Consortium
How We Manage PFA Cancer Claims
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Consultation
We offer FREE consultations to individuals affected by cancer caused by exposure to PFAs. Our attorneys will ask a series of questions to understand the depth of your situation - and if you have a valid claim.
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Investigation
Our cancer attorneys work closely with you, medical teams, environmental experts, and more to point liability for your condition to plastic makers.
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Gather All Evidence & Documentation
We’ll gather, prepare, and organize all evidence that attributes your cancer diagnosis to PFAs containing materials - and the negligence of big companies.
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Negotiate with Liable Plastic Companies
Fighting for fair cancer lawsuit settlements is a long, difficult road. Our attorneys draw on years of experience and expertise to hold liable companies accountable for the extensive damages of PFAs.
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Fight for a Fair Settlement
Midwest Injury Lawyers has earned a reputation for not making compromises in your fight for compensation. We take a “no stone unturned” approach to earn justice for you and your family.
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Represent You in Court (If Necessary)
Should your case go to court, our experienced trial attorneys will manage every aspect of PFAs litigation - so you can focus your energy on recovery.
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What to Expect from Midwest Injury Lawyers
Empathetic Support
We understand how cancer affects you, your family, and your friends. Our attorneys stand by you like a relative in protecting your best interests, every step of the way.
“No Shortcuts” Mindset
Cutting corners has never been - and never will be - part of our strategy at Midwest Injury Lawyers. We’ll fight for every last penny you are owed in a cancer lawsuit settlement.
Quick Replies
When you have questions or concerns, we’re here for you. Our team will respond to all inquiries in 24-48 hours or less.
No Fees Unless We Win
Midwest Injury Lawyers operates on a contingency fee agreement. You pay nothing upfront to hire us, and we don’t send a single bill until AFTER we win your case.
Frequently Asked Questions
The effects of PFAs on human health have been studied extensively, with some suggesting that exposure to PFAS may be linked to several types of cancer, including kidney cancer, testicular cancer, and possibly breast cancer.
Yes, you can certainly sue for PFAS exposure if you can demonstrate that the exposure has led to a cancer diagnosis or personal injury. PFA legal services typically target plastic makers or entities responsible for significant PFAS pollution. The goal is to prove negligence or failure to warn about the risks associated with PFAS.
PFAS water contamination may lead to a cancer lawsuit if there is evidence that the exposure has contributed to the development of cancer. These lawsuits focus on the link between long-term exposure to contaminated water and increased cancer risks, among other health problems.
Many communities affected by PFAS in their water supply have pursued legal actions against the manufacturers of these chemicals or against entities that improperly disposed of PFAS-containing materials.
PFAS can be found in tap water, particularly in areas near industrial sites, military bases, or wastewater treatment plants where these chemicals are used or disposed of. Many regions are now testing for these substances more frequently and are implementing stricter guidelines to ensure water safety.
Individuals most exposed to PFAS typically include workers in industries that manufacture or extensively use these chemicals, such as in the production of non-stick cookware, waterproof clothing, and firefighting foams. Additionally, residents living near facilities that produce or use PFAS are at higher risk.
Turn to Us in Your Fight Towards Fair Compensation
Call 312-786-5881 or schedule a FREE consultation online.
Request a Free Consultation
Tell our experienced team about your accident and/or injuries. One of our personal injury attorneys will contact you to schedule a free case evaluation. Remember: you won’t pay for anything unless we secure a compensation on your behalf.
Call (312) 786-5881 or send us a message online to get started.