After the terrorist attacks on September 11th, 2001, a toxic dust cloud covered lower Manhattan in the months ahead. Thousands of responders and survivors suffered countless adverse health effects due to breathing in the carcinogens that spread throughout the air…

If you lost a loved one in a construction accident, the pain and grief you’re forced to endure is hard enough. However, you and your family may also have suffered an economic impact as a result of your loss. While…

Exposure to the toxic dust cloud of 9/11 continues to take a toll on responders and survivors two decades later. Due to long and varying latency periods, many 9/11-related cancers are still being diagnosed in those who aided in the…

If you're a responder or survivor who submitted a claim to the September 11th Victim Compensation Fund, your claim can be amended any time before October 1, 2090 if you develop a new 9/11-related eligible condition, are deemed disabled due…

Many people are unaware that men can develop breast cancer. Although male breast cancer is generally rare, cases are continuing to rise among responders and survivors of the 9/11 terrorist attacks who were south of Canal Street between September 11,…

In addition to having an eligible certified 9/11-related health condition, the September 11th Victim Compensation Fund requires you to have withdrawn, dismissed, or settled any 9/11-related lawsuit in which you were involved to submit a claim or amendment and receive VCF compensation. By filing…

As a result of being exposed to the toxic dust and chemicals at Ground Zero, in the NYC Exposure Zone, and along the debris routes, countless responders and survivors developed cancers, respiratory illnesses, and lung conditions that make them more vulnerable…