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Federal Judge Approves New WTC First Responder Settlement

It is official. Anyone who responded to WTC on 9/11 will get a settlement.

You can read about it here:

http://manhattan.ny1.com/content/top_stories/120161/federal-judge-approves-new-wtc-first-responder-settlement

Do you know anyone who was at the WTC site that fateful day? If so, they may be getting a part of that settlement.
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I think what the federal judge did was great for first responders. I am glad someone in this city took an interest in what happened that day and realized the ones who responded should be respected and taken care of for risking their lives and health to help others.
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