Long Island’s PFAS Water Crisis:
Your Health’s on the Line.
Leonardo da Vinci said “Water is the source of life.” On Long Island it can be the source of illness and disease.
Maybe it’s your child or spouse, diagnosed with cancer or ulcerative colitis. The culprits may be exposure to toxic PFAS chemicals that have contaminated drinking water, which can also lead to in utero exposure.
These chemicals contain a unique chemical structure that allows them to remain persistent in the environment. They were widely used in the manufacture of:
- Firefighting foams at local bases
- Non-stick pans in your kitchen
- Waterproof fabrics
- Cleaning products under your sink
Don’t Miss Your PFAS Compensation, Act Now.
Contact Krentsel Guzman Herbert, LLP for a free case evaluation. We’re here to help you fight!
What Are Forever Chemicals, and Why Are They So Dangerous?
Forever Chemicals, or PFAS, are toxic chemicals tainting your tap. We know how heavy this feels. Those sleepless nights, that anger, the fear of what’s next. But KRENTSEL GUZMAN HERBERT, LLP is here to help you.
Long Island’s drinking water ranks among the most contaminated. A federal database shows 19 water suppliers detected PFAS. In 16 districts, levels exceed 20 ppt, one hitting 146 ppt, over double the 70 ppt seen nationwide, per Citizens Campaign for the Environment.
That’s your water. You’ve been drinking it for years, cooking with it, and bathing in it. Each sip and shower adds toxins to your body.
The Effects of PFAS on Your Body
These manufactured chemicals don’t break down—not in the environment, not in your body. They build up in your bloodstream over time, and the CDC warns they’re linked to serious diseases.
Long Island residents’ exposure is worse than most of the U.S. You’ve been using these products for years, and it’s taking a toll.
Is Long Island Water Contaminated With PFAS?
Yes, and it isn’t good. Long Island’s drinking water ranks among the most contaminated, with 16 districts exceeding 20 ppt, one hitting 146 ppt, which is over double the 70 ppt levels seen nationwide, per Citizens Campaign for the Environment.
A federal database shows 19 Long Island water suppliers detected PFAS. Areas like Bethpage, Hicksville, Massapequa, and West Hempstead are hit hard across Nassau and Suffolk counties.
This didn’t happen overnight. Manufacturers like 3M and DuPont released PFAS into the environment for decades, polluting groundwater, drinking water, and families like yours.
Forever Chemicals Lawsuits, Justice for Long Island.
You’ve been through enough. At KG Law Team, we’re here for you. We’ve got 94 years of combined practice experience, and our team has recovered over $150 million for families across NYC. Now, we’re taking on Forever Chemicals Lawsuits for Long Island residents like you.
3M alone has paid $14 billion in settlements for PFAS contamination, part of which is over $15 billion to settle claims, including here on Long Island. That means you could get compensation.
We’ll fight for your justice, peace, and future at no cost unless we win. Military bases and airports are PFAS hotspots, and Long Island’s got plenty. We know where the danger hides. We’ll make these companies pay for what you have suffered due to PFAS contamination.
Am I Eligible for Compensation for PFAS-Related Cancers?
Yes. If you’ve lived on Long Island for years, drinking, washing and bathing in tap water, that’s exposure. Studies show PFAS increases your risk of cancer. The CDC’s Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR) confirms PFAS can raise kidney cancer risk by up to 2 times in highly exposed groups.
Research in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute (2023) found a 30% higher risk of testicular cancer in men with elevated PFAS levels.
If you are suffering from any of the below, you are likely eligible for compensation:
- Kidney Cancer
- Liver Cancer
- Testicular Cancer
- Thyroid Cancer
- Ulcerative Colitis
What Can You Claim in a PFAS Lawsuit?
- Medical bills—past and future
- Lost wages or income
- Pain and suffering
- Permanent disability
- Emotional distress
Don’t Miss Your PFAS Compensation, Act Now.
Time’s running out. Municipalities had until July 2024 to file claims for 3M and DuPont’s $15 billion settlements. For individuals like you, the clock’s ticking. Delays could mean missing the filing of your lawsuit.
Don’t let these companies off the hook. Contact KGH Attorneys at Law for a free case evaluation. We’re here to help you fight, and our compassionate team will answer questions and keep you informed throughout the case.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Here are some of the frequently asked questions and their best answers for your clarification.
What are Forever Chemicals, and where are they found?
Forever Chemicals (PFAS) are in Teflon, fast food packaging, waterproof fabrics, and firefighting foam. They’ve contaminated Long Island’s drinking water (Newsday, April 2025).
What cancers are caused by PFAS exposure?
Forever Chemicals (PFAS) are in Teflon, fast food packaging, waterproof fabrics, and firefighting foam. They’ve contaminated Long Island’s drinking water (Newsday, April 2025).
Who can sue for PFAS exposure in New York?
Forever Chemicals (PFAS) are in Teflon, fast food packaging, waterproof fabrics, and firefighting foam. They’ve contaminated Long Island’s drinking water (Newsday, April 2025).
How much can you get in a PFAS settlement?
Forever Chemicals (PFAS) are in Teflon, fast food packaging, waterproof fabrics, and firefighting foam. They’ve contaminated Long Island’s drinking water (Newsday, April 2025).
Is it free to file a PFAS lawsuit?
Forever Chemicals (PFAS) are in Teflon, fast food packaging, waterproof fabrics, and firefighting foam. They’ve contaminated Long Island’s drinking water (Newsday, April 2025).
Why Choose Us for Your PFAS Claim?
Forever Chemicals (PFAS) are in Teflon, fast food packaging, waterproof fabrics, and firefighting foam. They’ve contaminated Long Island’s drinking water (Newsday, April 2025).
Don’t Wait, Your Justice Can’t Wait.
The chemical giants didn’t warn you, but now you know. If you’ve been exposed to PFAS and developed an illness related to the exposure, don’t wait. Time limits apply. Get your free case review today. Let us help you take the next step toward justice.