If you have been diagnosed with bronchial cancer from 9/11 toxic exposure, our lawyers can help. We require proof of your presence in the Exposure Zone and medical records. If you qualify, we'll make sure you get the maximum amount of compensation.
9/11 rescue and recovery workers at increased risk of developing bronchial cancer
Research following the 9/11 attacks has linked exposure to the toxic cloud from the World Trade Center site to an increased risk of bronchial cancer. World Trade Center first responders and volunteers experienced a bronchial cancer incident rate of 39.5 cases per 100,000 individuals.
Bronchial cancer is a general term, including any type of lung cancer. While it once referred specifically to cancer originating in the bronchi and bronchioles, it now includes all lung cancers.
9/11 VCF payout for bronchial cancer
The amount of compensation you could receive depends on several factors, including:
- Non-economic losses: losses like pain and suffering.
- Economic losses: these are losses that can be more easily measured, such as lost wages or medical expenses.
- Collateral offsets: any other compensation you may have received for your injury.
While the average payout for bronchial cancer claims is around $250,000, it's important to note that individual cases can vary widely. The severity of your injury and other factors will influence the final compensation amount.