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Lawsuits by firefighters and rescue workers who claim they suffered respiratory injuries at the World Trade Center site belong in federal, not state, court, a federal appeals court ruled last week. The 2nd Circuit questioned the reasoning of a Southern District of New York judge who remanded to state court all suits dealing with injuries after Sept. 29, 2001, the day the World Trade Center rescue operation officially ended. However, the appeals court left it up to that judge to rectify the matter.
July 19, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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