N.Y. Court Reverses SWCB, Awards Benefits to Widow of World Trade Center Recovery Worker January 7, 2022 By Jim Sams A New York appellate court on Thursday reversed the State Workers’ Compensation Board and awarded death benefits to a court...
Viewpoint: Leaders Need to Resist Re-Writing Insurance Contract Language April 14, 2020 By Gregory V. Serio Soon after the attacks on the World Trade Center and other locations on the morning of September 11th, President Bush...
Officials Urge 9/11 Responders to Enroll With N.Y. Workers’ Comp Board September 8, 2014 Elected officials and union activists in New York are urging Sept. 11 responders to sign up for New York worker...
World Trade Center Developer Silverstein’s Suit Dismissed September 19, 2013 By Bob Van Voris Real estate developer Larry Silverstein can’t recoup any of the $1.2 billion recovered by World Trade Center insurers in settlements...
New FEMA Flood Maps for New York City Include WTC Site February 28, 2013 The Federal Emergency Management Agency has released new advisory maps for Manhattan that include the World Trade Center site in...
Status of World Trade Center Site, 11 Years Later September 11, 2012 Eleven years after terrorists attacked the World Trade Center, the new multibillion-dollar World Trade Center once again dominates the lower...
Crane Breaks Windows of World Trade Center Tower June 29, 2012 The plaza at the Sept. 11 memorial in New York City has been evacuated after a crane broke some windows...
Mystery Surrounds Loss of Records, Art on 9/11 August 2, 2011 By CRISTIAN SALAZAR and RANDY HERSCHAFT Letters written by Helen Keller. Forty-thousand photographic negatives of John F. Kennedy taken by the president’s personal cameraman. Sculptures by...