Insurance
Sep. 24, 2026
Help your clients pay for PFAS remediation
As PFAS monitoring and remediation costs rise, California public entities may find millions in cleanup coverage hiding in decades-old insurance policies without modern pollution exclusions.
A future of increased monitoring and remediation for
California public entities is here. Over the past decade, most California public
entities have been required to test for PFAS, commonly known as forever
chemicals. Concurrently, PFAS were listed as hazardous substances under CERCLA by
the EPA in 2024,
and the
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