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Biography
As one of New York’s most experienced 9/11 attorneys, Daniel J. Hansen represents the diverse 9/11 community of Manhattan—professionals, residents, first responders, and more—helping clients access vital compensation through the federal 9/11 Victim Compensation Fund (VCF) and the World Trade Center Health Program (WTCHP). Based in Hansen & Rosasco’s Manhattan office, Dan is a respected advocate and educator, frequently giving presentations to community groups and unions to help people understand the benefits available to them if they were present in the Exposure Zone during or after 9/11.
Clients often describe Dan as approachable, honest, and deeply invested in their recovery. A lawyer who takes the time to explain every step and treat each case with the same care he would for his own family. Dan has spent over 30 years as a trial lawyer in Manhattan obtaining multiple million-dollar verdicts for clients
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