We Fight Here.
We work and live in the same neighborhoods as our clients and understand their struggles like only a neighbor can. Our firm headquarters are located in the heart of Lower Manhattan, and our staff and clients are a representation of the culture melting pot we are proud to call home. We prioritize our ability to service clients in the language they feel most comfortable communicating in, including Mandarin, Cantonese, Taishanese, Spanish and Italian. We aren’t lawyers for the 9/11 community—we’re 9/11 community lawyers.
our promise
The events of September 11th are permanently etched on our city’s skyline, our nation’s history, and the lives of countless Americans who still live with the health consequences of that tragic day. Our law firm doesn’t have cases, it has clients, and we do whatever it takes to help them. Whether it’s pursuing fair compensation and health resources for a 9/11 injury claim or taking our fight to the U.S. Capitol to ensure our legislators continue supporting 9/11 survivors, we promise to never forget.
When we take on your case, it becomes our own. When we give you our word, we keep it.
Meaning Behind the logo
The Twin Towers are a central element of our logo because they symbolize the foundation of our law firm’s mission. Pitta & Baione LLP was founded to serve the victims, families, and communities affected by the September 11th attacks. No matter where we go or how we grow, our commitment to 9/11 victims will always remain at the core of our identity and at the center of our purpose.
“The image of the Twin Towers also serves as a daily reminder of the fragility of life, as well as the unity, strength, and resilience that emerged in the aftermath of that tragic day—values that guide our advocacy and legal practice. We proudly carry this legacy forward in every case we handle and in every client we serve.”
“The September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks on our nation and our city, will never be forgotten by us. Sadly, as we approach the 25th anniversary of those terrorist attacks, more of our fellow citizens continue to manifest cancers and other illnesses caused by the fallout from the attacks. We at Pitta & Baione will, as always, continue to do our utmost best to properly honor those who perished in the attacks, and to ensure that those afflicted attack survivors, receive adequate health care treatment and monetary settlements to recompense them for their pain and suffering. May God continue to bless America!”
Our logo is more than a symbol. It’s a tribute to the strength, sacrifice, and resilience of the 9/11 community.
We chose to memorialize 9/11 in a peaceful way because we believe in facing tragedy with compassion and purpose. Rather than turning away, we carry it with us in everything we do. The Twin Towers at the center are surrounded by a globe to reflect that 9/11’s impact reached far beyond New York. It affected people across the country and around the world, including visitors to New York, and continues to shape lives even today. This emblem stands for our deep commitment to those forever changed and our promise to fight for the justice and recognition they deserve.
Two Federal Benefit Programs
for Those Affected by 911
$650+ MILLION RECOVERED
FOR OUR CLIENTS
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$3+ Million Breast CancerDisabled Lower Manhattan corporate executive who developed 9/11 metastatic breast cancer
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$2.8 Million Brain & Endometrial CancerWrongful death award on behalf of a makeup artist who owned a small business in Lower Manhattan and later developed metastatic cancers
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$2.5 Million Traumatic InjuryTraumatic injury award for DSNY Sanitation Worker who fell into rubble while moving an aircraft tire at Ground Zero
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$2.1 Million Stomach CancerWrongful death award on behalf of a union hotel employee who died from 9/11-related stomach cancer
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$2 Million Brain & Prostate Cancer
NYPD Police Officer awarded for responding to the attacks and developing 9/11-related brain cancer
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$1.8 Million Uterine CancerWrongful death award on behalf of a federal employee who worked in Lower Manhattan and developed leiomyosarcoma, a rare 9/11-related cancer
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$1.8 Million Lung CancerWrongful death award on behalf of a union carpenter who worked on 9/11 cleanup efforts at Ground Zero and was diagnosed with metastatic lung cancer
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$1.7 Million Brain Cancer
Expedited award for a New York State Supreme Court employee who was diagnosed with 9/11-related brain cancer
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$1.7 Million Thyroid CancerSecured a favorable result for a NYC Transit Manager in Lower Manhattan who later developed 9/11 thyroid cancer
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$1.4 Million Liver CancerWrongful death award on behalf of a secretary who worked in Lower Manhattan and developed terminal 9/11-related liver cancer
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$1.4 Million Mouth CancerWrongful death award on behalf of a DSNY Sanitation Worker who responded to the attacks and developed terminal 9/11-related cancer of the salivary glands
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$1.4 Million Liver Cancer
Wrongful death award on behalf of a bank employee who worked in Lower Manhattan and developed terminal 9/11-related liver cancer
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$1.3 Million LeukemiaWrongful death award on behalf of a bank employee who worked in Lower Manhattan and suffered from 9/11-related leukemia
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$1.3 Million Respiratory IllnessExpedited award for NYPD Police Officer who responded to the attacks and was declared disabled by 9/11-related rhinosinusitis, sleep apnea, and GERD
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$1.3 Million Breast Cancer
Wrongful death award on behalf of a financial analyst who worked in Lower Manhattan and died from 9/11-related breast cancer
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$1.3 Million Bladder & Pancreatic CancerWrongful death award on behalf of a newspaper worker who worked in Lower Manhattan and developed multiple 9/11-related cancers
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$1.3 Million Pulmonary Fibrosis
Award for a union operating engineer who worked in Lower Manhattan and suffers from a disabling 9/11-related Interstitial Lung Disease
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$1.2 Million Lung Cancer
Wrongful death award on behalf of a pharmacy employee who worked in Lower Manhattan and died from 9/11-related lung cancer
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$1.2 Million Pancreatic CancerWrongful death award on behalf of the manager of a Tribeca restaurant who succumbed to 9/11-related pancreatic cancer
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$1.1 Million Lung Cancer
Award for a union carpenter who got sick and became disabled after volunteering to assist at Ground Zero and being caught in the dust cloud
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$1.1 Million Nasal CancerWrongful death award on behalf of a Lower Manhattan resident and worker who died from 9/11-related nasopharyngeal cancer
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$1.1 Million Pancreatic Cancer
Wrongful death award on behalf of an NYPD Detective who worked at both Ground Zero and the Fresh Kills Landfill
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$1.1 Million Lung Cancer
Award for a private sanitation worker who loaded toxic debris from Ground Zero, drove to the landfill, and unloaded garbage trucks.
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$1+ Million Nasal Cancer
Wrongful death award on behalf of a Two Bridges area resident who lived in Lower Manhattan and died from 9/11-related nasopharyngeal cancer
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$1+ Million Prostate CancerWrongful death award on behalf of an area resident and worker at a university in Lower Manhattan
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for Compensation?
A Voice for 9/11 Survivors and Their Families
Our work doesn’t end after we help a 9/11 survivor recover compensation. We do whatever it takes to help improve our clients’ lives for the better, regardless of whether or not it pertains to the specific claim at hand. Whether that means helping to enroll them in the WTC health program or changing laws to ensure the 9/11 community is protected now and well into the future, we’ll do it. We know how to cut through red tape and lobby Congress to get our clients help, and our success reflects that.
RECOGNIZED AS A LEADER IN THE LEGAL PROFESSION
5-Star Rated
9/11 Law Firm
Our law firm doesn’t have cases, it has clients, and we do whatever it takes to help them.
9/11 Lawyers Fighting For Our Neighbors
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