Firefighting Foam Cancer

You spent years doing a dangerous job. On base. At the airport. In industrial facilities or on the trucks in your city. You trained with firefighting foam. You used it in live fires and drills. You got it on your skin, on your gear, in the air you breathed. Now you have a cancer diagnosis—and… Continue reading From Foam to Diagnosis: How Herbert Trial Law Connects the Dots in Your Exposure Story