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New WTC Settlement Increases Compensation for 9/11 Workers
June 10, 2010

The WTC Captive Insurance Company and attorneys for more than 10,000 rescue and recovery workers who claimed sickness or injuries after the WTC attacks reached a new settlement deal that adds $125 million to the initial offer.
See WTC settlement documents.

New WTC Settlement Increases Compensation for 9/11 WorkersJune 10, 2010

New WTC Settlement Increases Compensation for 9/11 Workers
June 10, 2010