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February 4, 2010
9/11 Workers Cases are in Settlement Talks
The New York Times reports that the lawsuits brought by the rescue and clean up workers might be near settlement, with 12 bellwether trials nearing their start in May in the Southern District of New York .
These are largely plaintiffs whose claims arose after the Victim Compensation Fund had closed, so liability and compensation has been a delicate political and judicial matter.
RJE
February 4, 2010 in In the News, Mass Torts, MDLs | Permalink
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