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The firm estimates that up to 40,000 people live in communities that have been contaminated by the toxic firefighting foam PFAS.
October 30, 2019 at 01:22 PM
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Correspondent, Sydney
Erin Brockovich-backed plaintiff firm Shine Lawyers is investigating what it says would be Australia’s largest class action on behalf of residents throughout Australia whose properties have been contaminated with the toxic firefighting foam PFAS.
National special counsel Joshua Aylward said he estimates up to 40,000 people live in these communities and are affected by these chemicals.
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