First 9/11 damages trials to begin in Sept: judge

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By Christine Kearney
13 July 2007 @ 11:59 am ET

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The plaintiffs who sued the airlines decided against taking part in special victims compensation fund set up by the U.S. Congress that disbursed $5.99 billion to 2,880 families of deceased victims of the attacks.

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