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: New York City Personal Injury LawyerRegistration Date Extended for 911 Workers & Volunteers to File Workers' Comp
By Chrissie Cole
Those who helped assist in the rescue, recovery and cleanup efforts of the World Trade Center destruction - have an extended deadline of August 13, 2008 to register with the New York State Workers' Compensation Board.
The law has been changed to allow for claims by those that have 9/11 related illnesses.
The change applies to workers and volunteers that may not be sick now, but how become sick in the future due to toxic exposure following 9/11.
To ensure eligibility, all workers and volunteers must register before August 13, 2008 to preserve your right to file a claim in the future.
Workers and volunteers who assisted in cleanup work, recovery and rescue should register as soon as possible, to avoid the deadline. Those who were exposed to psychological trauma and/or toxic dust should protect their rights by filing a claim. If you are not sure if you qualify to make a claim, registering is suggested.Originally posted at InjuryBoard by Chrissie ColeDetailed information can be found by visiting the NYCOSH website at www.nycosh.org or by calling 1-866-WTC-2556 24-hours a day.
Full post as published by New York City Personal Injury Lawyer on July 15, 2008 (boomark / email).
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