In order to prove that exposure to PFAS caused your testicular cancer diagnosis, you need to present evidence that establishes a connection between the two.
Linking your testicular cancer to PFAS exposure is crucial for a successful toxic exposure claim. To do so, you must compile and show proof. The most important evidence includes medical records confirming your diagnosis.
You also need to provide relevant documents showing your history of exposure.
For service members, whether active or retired, they must obtain military records indicating their assignment to PFAS-contaminated bases. For firefighters using AFFF, you must be able to show your employment records detailing your job duties.
Meanwhile, proof of relationship is needed for family members of military personnel living inside PFAS-contaminated bases. For residents within one mile of these bases, they must provide proof of residency stating that they have been staying there for at least one cumulative year.
When filing for toxic exposure claims for your PFAS-related testicular cancer, the process can be overwhelming and confusing. You need to deal with multiple legal implications. If you need guidance, we’re here to help.
Atraxia Law has provided assistance to countless individuals in filing their toxic exposure claims. We aim to streamline the eligibility process so qualified claimants can get in touch with an experienced attorney as quickly as possible. If you want to learn how to get started, schedule an appointment with us today at no cost.