How does the PACT Act benefit veterans with testicular cancer presumed to be caused by PFAS?

Due to the PACT Act, veterans who have come to suffer from testicular cancer, if they meet the other eligibility criteria, no longer need to prove service connection, as testicular cancer is a presumptive disease.

The PACT Act and presumptive diseases

Reproductive cancers like testicular cancer are part of the more than 20 presumptive conditions covered by The PACT Act. In other words, the Veterans Affairs (VA) automatically assumes that military service, including instances of exposure to PFAS, caused the disease to develop. The PACT Act helps military members exposed to toxic chemicals get VA benefits and disability compensation.

Let our PFAS lawyers help you file your testicular cancer claim

For over 30 years, our team of experienced attorneys has helped victims of toxic exposure, many of whom are veterans. If you spent time at a contaminated military base and have now been diagnosed with a serious condition like testicular cancer, you need to call us, as you might be eligible to file a claim. We only need your military and medical records showing your diagnosis and its link to toxic exposure.

If you feel too ill to initiate the legal process, a family member can assist you and make everything easier for you. With a successful claim, you will receive the maximum compensation you deserve.

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