Ethan DuBois supports local communities and people through litigation that aims to safeguard public health, resources and other interests.
Ethan is a member of the firm’s Toxic Tort and Mass Tort Litigation team, where he represents individuals and public entities in complex, high-stake environmental and product liability matters. His practice focuses on litigation involving PFAS contamination, including claims arising from exposure to contaminated drinking water, aqueous film-forming foam (AFFF), and firefighter turnout gear. Ethan works closely with firefighters and individuals who have suffered serious health consequences linked to prolonged PFAS exposure.
Ethan also works on product liability litigation involving chemical hair relaxer products, including claims against L’Oréal and other manufacturers concerning allegations that prolonged exposure to certain hair relaxer chemicals increased the risk of serious health conditions.
Ethan has represented workers who sustained catastrophic injuries following a major chemical plant explosion, advocating for individuals and families impacted by industrial negligence and hazardous working conditions.
Ethan represents numerous governmental entities—including states, counties, cities, towns, and townships—in nationwide opioid litigation against pharmaceutical manufacturers, distributors, and related entities accused of deceptive marketing practices and contributing to the over-distribution of highly addictive opioid medications. This litigation sought accountability for conduct alleged to have fueled the ongoing opioid epidemic and imposed substantial economic and public health burdens on communities across the country.
Further, Ethan has been involved in litigation on behalf of thousands of residents of Flint, Michigan, pursuing claims related to the City’s water crisis after exposure to toxic lead and other harmful contaminants.
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