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Maryland Firefighters Exposed to Cancer-Causing PFAS Foam: Your Legal Rights After the AFFF Ban If you are a firefighter in Maryland — career or volunteer — and you have been diagnosed with cancer, or you are watching a family member fight it, and you are reading this at 2 a.m. wondering whether the foam you trained with, fought fires with, and stored in your firehouse for decades has anything to do with what is happening to your body, the answer is: it very well may. And the fact that the State of Maryland banned this foam in 2022 but has done nothing to remove it from your firehouse for four years is not a footnote. It is the center of the case. We are Attorney911 — The Manginello Law Firm, PLLC. We handle toxic tort cases and wrongful death claims for people who were exposed to something that was supposed to protect them and instead made them sick. We are writing this for the Maryland firefighter who trusted the foam, the family who is living with the diagnosis, and the surviving spouse who is wondering whether it is too late to do anything about it. Here is the first thing…