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An avalanche of Sept. 11-related litigation against New York City is evaporating, lawyers for rescue and construction workers report. Many lawsuits are disappearing because the lawyers say they now have sufficient experience with the federal fund set up to compensate World Trade Center victims that they are confident injured workers will be treated fairly. Rather than pursuing litigation, they will drop their suits and seek compensation from the fund.
December 02, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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