A minimum number of hours present at 9/11 for cancer to develop is four hours
The immediate aftermath of the 9/11 attacks means that a claimant was in the exposure zone during the period from September 11, 2001, through May 30, 2002. The sufficiency of exposure depends on individual circumstances, such as location, nature of work, date of arrival on site, and the duration of presence. However, the minimum number of hours present for cancer to develop is four hours or being directly in the dust cloud for any length of time.
Establishing that you were in the geographic area of the World Trade Center attacks, known as the 9/11 Exposure Zone, is the first requirement to qualify for compensation from the Victim Compensation Fund. Responders or survivors of the 9/11 attacks who spent time in the Exposure Zone on September 11, 2001, or in the eight months that followed might be entitled to financial compensation. If you are a 9/11 victim and struggle with a disease, do not hesitate to contact us.
Quality legal assistance for 9/11 victims who seek to obtain money from the Victim Compensation Fund
With over 30 years of experience in pursuing toxic exposure cases, our diligent attorneys are ready to offer you quality legal assistance if you are a 9/11 responder or survivor struggling with a disease that might make you eligible for money from the Victim Compensation Fund. Because we are well aware of how physically and emotionally draining suffering from a serious illness can be, we will do our best to ease the legal process for you. The only documents we will request to assess your case are evidence of your presence in the Exposure Zone and your medical records. If we determine that you qualify for compensation, we will go to great lengths to obtain the maximum sum of money for you.
