The 9/11 terrorist attacks caused mass destruction, emotional scars, and physical injuries. Several people reported complex sprain injuries after the fall of the Twin Towers. Complex strains are acute traumatic injuries that involve damage to a ligament.
If you suffered from complex sprain injuries as a result of the 9/11 attacks, you may be entitled to a 9/11 Victim Compensation Fund payout.
Claim ApplicationComplex strains are serious acute traumatic injuries. This type of sprain happens when a ligament is overstretched and torn. It can greatly affect a person’s mobility and, ultimately, impact their daily life.
While most people correlate sprains with ankles, there are actually other types of sprains. These include:
People with sprain injuries experience the following symptoms:
Sprains are the most reported type of injury for 9/11 survivors and disaster response personnel. Due to the 9/11 tragedy, rescue workers and clean-up crews were at high risk of sustaining injuries from falls, lifting heavy objects, or making quick, sudden movements under stress and pressure. Because of these unfortunate circumstances, sprains were common.
Additionally, 9/11 victims faced the possibility of sustaining complex sprains due to the chaos and panic during and after the terrorist attacks. While mild or minor sprains can heal on their own, complex sprains may require medical intervention, rehabilitation, and even potential surgical treatments to fully recover.
Are you one of the 9/11 victims or first responders who sustained acute traumatic injuries like complex sprains? If so, you may be eligible for a 9/11 Victim Compensation Fund (VCF) payout. The VCF, funded by the federal government, provides fair compensation for victims. The financial aid is for:
Work with a trusted firm like ELG Law to file your 9/11 VCF claim for complex sprains. Our talented attorneys are committed to securing the maximum compensation for your case. So, if you suffer from a complex sprain associated with the 9/11 events, contact us today. We only need your medical records and proof of being in the 9/11 exposure zone to get started.