Ever since the April 20 Transocean and BP oil spill in the Gulf, which killed 11 men and started the worst oil disaster in U.S. history, people have been asking questions. How could this have happened? Who is at fault
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Transocean Electrician: Deepwater Fire Alarm Was Disabled
Call it the comeback kid. The Senate has voted to end debate on a small business jobs bill, 60 to 37. The bill would restore the lending fund to the jobs bill
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Lending Fund Back in Senate Small Biz Bill
The BP oil spill has prompted a number of lawsuits against the company. However, those lawsuits are now in jeopardy of facing a legal limbo as a Department of Justice probe could temporarily bring the lawsuits to a halt. The U.S. Justice Department opened…
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DOJ Criminal Investigation Could Stall BP Lawsuits
“We’ve made it clear that where legitimate claims are made, we will be good for them,” said BP Chief Executive Tony Hayward on Monday. But how much is BP really on the hook for? Federal law could limit BP damages… Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com.
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BP Non-Cleanup Damages Could Be Capped at $75 million
Attacks against the homeless are no different than racially or ethnically motivated crimes and should be added to hate crime laws, carrying with them stiffer prison terms. That’s what California homeless advocates argue and they are seeking ways to protect homeless from crime..
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Homeless Could Be Added to CA Hate Crime Laws
We have been following the story of a Transocean Ltd. oil rig, contracted to BP, which exploded off the coast of Louisiana and then sank, causing 11 deaths and massive environmental damage. As the days continue to pass by, officials now confirm that… Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com.
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BP Oil Spill May Be Worst in US History
