Australia outlines A$2B lawsuit against 3M over PFAS contamination at 28 defense bases in federal court hearing on Friday
Australia's government laid out details of its A$2 billion (about US$1.4 billion) lawsuit against 3M over PFAS contamination at 28 defense bases at a federal court case management hearing on Friday. The matter returns to court on Oct. 16, with 3M required to file its defense by Dec. 11.
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