Your former employer may be gone, but that does not necessarily mean your opportunity to claim 9/11 benefits is gone with it. The September 11th Victim Compensation Fund...
Head and neck cancers are among the conditions recognized by the World Trade Center Health Program. This is not just an issue for firefighters, police officers, and...
No. A history of smoking does not prevent you from filing a 9/11 lung cancer claim for compensation or seeking health benefits through the World Trade Center Health...
After a cancer diagnosis, someone who worked, lived, attended school, or responded in an area affected by September 11 may wonder: How can I prove that something I was exposed to years ago caused my illness?
Melanoma of the skin is the fourth most common cancer in the 9/11 population of responders and downtown NYC residents, area workers, students and others, as recently ...
BREAKING: New York City has released more than 170,000 pages of previously undisclosed records showing the air in lower Manhattan was not only unsafe – but also...
The health conditions covered by the World Trade Center Health Program have grown since its inception to include more 9/11-related health conditions. Most significantly,...
Yes. You can receive World Trade Center (WTC) Health Program benefits even if you do not live in the New York metropolitan area. Members who live outside the area...
Yes, you can collect Social Security Disability, workers' compensation, and a VCF award at the same time. The VCF rules recognize that many people receive disability...
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You are not required to hire a lawyer to file a claim with the September 11th Victim Compensation Fund (VCF). Some people hesitate to hire a 9/11 VCF attorney because...
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