Is the Water in Flint, Michigan, Making Your Family Sick?

The crisis with the water in Flint can’t wait any longer. Lawsuits have already been filed, and more plaintiffs are joining daily. A group of law firms who have experience in fighting for the rights of people harmed by polluted and dangerous water are working together to help the Flint community.

• A lawsuit has already been filed by our legal team.
• Join our lawsuit by completing our Flint Water Questionnaire Form.
• Learn more about how you can join the lawsuit.
• Discover what has already been done legally to try and help the people of Flint Michigan.

The original supplier of drinking water to the people of Flint was the Detroit Water and Sewerage Department. Then, in 2014, the Governor’s Emergency Manager switched the municipal water supplier, and residents’ drinking water source became the Flint River. At that time, pipes began leaching lead into the water supply.  Michigan official failed to add necessary chemicals to prevent the pipes from eroding. The water ate away at the pipes, allowing the highly corrosive water to flow into homes and drinking sources. Although the source of the water has now been changed back to Lake Huron, the damage is already done. Lead is still poisoning the water due to the corroded pipes. These pipes need to be replaced.