9/11 Didn’t End on 9/11®
Were you there on 9/11 or any part of the 8 months that followed?
$15 billion and free health care available for responders, construction & debris removal workers, downtown office workers, residents, students & teachers
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40,000+ Clients
in the 9/11 community
$7 Billion+ Recovered
for victims & their families
Helping Thousands
get free lifetime health care
911victims.com℠
500,000 people exposed to deadly 9/11 toxins from 9/11 to May 2002
- 300,000+ office workers
- 100,000 responders
- 50,000 students and teachers
- 25,000 downtown residents
- Thousands of volunteers
- Borough of Manhattan Community College
- Stuyvesant High School
- NY Law School
- American Express
- Citigroup
- Verizon
- Chinatown
- 12 NYC Public Schools
- New York County Courts
- Goldman Sachs
- J.P. Morgan
- Stock Exchanges
- Battery Park
- Fulton Fish Market
- Pace University
Over $7 Billion recovered for victims
$3,700,651for a disabled NYC police officer due to leukemia
$3,254,242for wrongful death of a firefighter due to 9/11-related asthma/RADS
$2,811,150for a disabled sanitation worker due to skin cancer/melanoma
$2,811,150for a disabled stock broker due to multiple myeloma
$2,022,440for wrongful death of Con Edison employee due to liver cancer
$1,731,917for wrongful death of a carpenter due to lung cancer
$1,827,279for a disabled teacher due to breast cancer
$1,812,981for a disabled steel worker due to bladder cancer
$1,422,694for wrongful death of a downtown office worker due to pulmonary fibrosis
Sample awards depend on severity of illnesses:
Non life-threatening illnesses:
$20,000-$90,000
Skin cancers:
$90,000-$250,000
All life threatening cancers:
$200,000-$340,000
Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Barasch & McGarry, Lawyers for the 9/11 Community is located in New York, New York and serves clients throughout the entire NY metropolitan area, including former New York residents who have since relocated to other states and volunteers who came to NY to help in the WTC rescue and recovery efforts.
We worked, lived, and went to school in the exposure zone on or after 9/11. We all qualify.
I thought the Victim Compensation Fund and the health program were geared for firefighters and police officers, but I’m one of the victims, too. I’m happy I chose Barasch & McGarry to help me get a fair award for my illness and lost income.
Ken M.
Goldman Sachs VP, Kidney Cancer
New WTC-Linked Cancers added every year
69 Cancers Linked to 9/11
Over 15,000 people in the 9/11 community have been certified with one or more of 69 cancers linked to the toxins. Cancers with long latency periods, such as mesothelioma, are just starting to emerge. Among the 69 cancers, the most common are:
- Skin cancers (basal, squamous, melanoma)
- Prostate cancer
- Breast cancer (men & women)
- Blood cancers (lymphoma & multiple myeloma)
- Thyroid cancer
The sooner you act, the sooner you can receive the benefits and compensation you deserve.
Non-Cancer Illnesses Linked to 9/11
Common Respiratory & Digestive Ailments
If you weren’t caught in the toxic dust cloud that day, you might overlook the connection between your illness and 9/11. Area office workers, residents, teachers, and students should be aware of the most common non-cancerous illnesses linked to the WTC toxic dust:
- Asthma/reactive airway disease
- COPD
- Sinusitis
- GERD
- Barrett’s esophagus
- Sleep apnea
If you have any questions about your eligibility, take advantage of a free consultation with one of our experienced 9/11 attorneys. Legal fees are 10% and contingent on a successful result.
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