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Attorneys seek Elkton, Md. residents to join PFAS litigation against Gore

In February, a lawsuit was filed against Delaware-based Gore, the company best known for making Gore-Tex fabric, for allegedly polluting drinking water with PFOA, one type of the toxic chemical PFAS.

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Attorneys seek Elkton, Md. residents to join PFAS litigation against Gore

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