; and (B) not later than 120 days after the date on which the claim is submitted— (i) determine the amount of compensation (if any) to award to the eligible claimant, as described in subsection (e); and (ii) provide to the eligible claimant written notice of such determination. (2) No-fault program In reviewing claims under paragraph (1), the Secretary— (A) shall conclude that any PFAS-related health condition of a firefighter was caused by exposure to PFAS during the firefighting activities of such firefighter; and (B) may not consider negligence or any other theory of liability or defense thereto. (3) Rights of eligible claimant An eligible claimant in a review under paragraph (1) shall have the right to be represented by an attorney. (e) Amount of compensation (1) In general The amount of compensation described in subsection (d)(1)(B)(i) is the base award described in paragraph (2), as multiplied by the service modifier described in paragraph (3), and as modified by any special circumstances (as the Secretary determines appropriate). (2) Base award Subject to paragraph (4), the base award described in this paragraph is— (A) $250,000 for a PFAS-related health condition that is a cancer; and (B) $50,000 for a PFAS-related health condition that is not a cancer. (3) Service modifier The service modifier described in this paragraph is— (A) 1 for a firefighter with at least 2 and fewer than 5 years of service; (B) 2 for a firefighter with at least 5 and fewer than 7 years of service; (C) 3 for a firefighter with at least 7 and fewer than 10 years of service; and (D) 4 for a firefighter with at least 10 years of service. (4) Inflation adjustments The Secretary may adjust the base award described in paragraph (2) to account for any inflation or deflation occurring after the date of enactment of the Firefighter PFAS Injury Compensation Act of 2024 . (5) No punitive damages