WTC VCF Extended

Robert A. Grochow
June 13, 2019

The Judiciary Committee of the House of Representative voted unanimously in favor of the legislation to extend the World Trade Center Victim Compensation Fund. The next step is a vote before the full House of Representatives and if successful, then on to the Senate for a vote and to the President for signature. While there is no certainty to the ultimate outcome, finally, there is momentum in the right direction.

Robert A. Grochow
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Robert Grochow has over 30 years of experience as a personal injury lawyer in New York, serving as co-counsel in over a thousand cases. He has also received recognition as one of New York’s “Most Honest Lawyers” from the National Law Journal/Washington Post.

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WTC Victim Compensation Fund Guidelines  on COVID-19

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