From rescue workers who say they have lung problems to business owners who say their shops were damaged, 1,300 people have given notice that they may sue New York City for a total of $7.18 billion over the aftermath of the World Trade Center attack. The claims involve injuries or damage caused not by the attack itself but by the alleged negligence of the city during the recovery and cleanup.
February 07, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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