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3M Agrees to Pay Up to $7.35 Billion to Settle PFAS Injury Claims

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3M has agreed to a settlement of up to $7.35 billion to resolve personal injury claims tied to exposure to PFAS chemicals. The agreement is meant to help people who say they suffered health harm from contaminated water and products. Around 120,000 potential beneficiaries who meet defined eligibility criteria may be covered. The claims process is designed to assess and settle cases fairly and quickly. The deal is seen as a significant step in addressing PFAS-related health problems.

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