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If you were exposed to C8 through drinking C8 contaminated water, bathing in C8 contaminated water, or otherwise exposed to C8 at your workplace or at home, you may have a claim against the C8 polluters or producers. Presently research is underway to determine every health defect, disease, or other injurious consequence caused by human exposure to C8. The law firm of Hill, Peterson, Carper, Bee & Deitzler, PLLC has been on the leading edge of C8 litigation since 2001. We are currently accepting clients who may be a victim of C8 exposure. If you feel that you may suffer, or may have already suffered, from a disease or other adverse health effect related to C8 exposure, you may request us to represent you. Our clients pay no fees and no expenses for legal representation unless a financial recovery is obtained. Fees and expenses are paid from the amount recovered on the client's behalf. To learn more about C8 and the litigation against DuPont, click <Here> to go to our C8 Information Page. It does not matter where you now reside, as long as you drank the water for at least one year prior to December 3, 2004. The affected water districts are (1) Little Hocking, Ohio; (2) Lubeck Public Service District, West Virginia; (3) City of Belpre, Ohio; (4) Tuppers Plains, Ohio; (5) Mason County Public Service District, West Virginia; (6) Village of Pomeroy, Ohio. If you were a qualifying resident, please fill out and submit the following form: © Hill, Peterson, Carper, Bee & Deitzler, PLLC. All rights reserved
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