By Lila Nordstrom | Published May 28, 2020 | Posted in Victim Compensation Fund | Tagged Tags: deceased 9/11 victims, submit a claim, vcf claims | Leave a comment
In most cases, the families of individuals who are incapacitated or deceased as a result of a VCF-eligible condition are able to file a claim on the victim’s behalf. Regardless of their family relationship to the victim, however, people filing a claim on behalf of a deceased victim must prove that they have the legal Read More
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Read MoreConsidering the serious nature of many WTC-related illnesses as well as the length of time that has passed since the September 11 attacks, it is an unfortunate reality that many victims have passed away and that many more are likely to pass before receiving compensation. However, a victim’s family may still be eligible to follow Read More
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