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BP Oil Spill Killing Dolphins in Gulf of Mexico
A study backed by the federal government indicates that dolphins in the area hardest hit by the BP oil spill in 2010 are suffering from lung diseases and other health abnormalities. The health problems are all consistent with toxic exposure to large amount of oil. The paper makes strong connections between the date of the Read More
Read MoreTampa Business BP Oil Spill Claims Explained
Tampa Florida (PRWEB) September 14, 2013 Tampa attorney Frank Charles Miranda, P.A. issued a guide to business owners across Tampa, St. Petersburg and Clearwater explaining Tampa business BP oil spill claims. The office of Frank Charles Miranda, P.A. explained that more than 172,000 individuals and businesses have filed oil spill claims against BP over its Read More
Read MoreFiling a BP Oil Spill Claim For Your Business
More than 172,000 individuals and businesses have filed BP Oil Spill claims against BP over its 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill, but many who might qualify for settlement funds have not yet filed. Fund administrators and accountants indicate that there are thousands of businesses in states adversely effected by the BP Oil Spill that Read More
Read MoreBP Attorneys Attempt Appeal of Settlement
Attorneys who brokered the multi-billion dollar settlement with BP following the 2010 BP Gulf Oil Spill appeared before a federal appeals court, to ask that a judge’s approval of the deal be maintained. Attorneys explained that few have raised concerns about the settlement that District Judge Carl Barbier approved in December 2012. Private lawyers went Read More
Read MoreDid The BP Oil Spill Impact Your Business?
The April 20, 2010 BP Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill affected nearly all industries around the Gulf of Mexico. Individuals, non-profit organizations and businesses not directly tied to either maritime or petroleum industries saw decreased revenue due to the effect of less money trickling down from declines in fishing, oil, gas production and tourism. Religious organizations Read More
Read MoreIt Is Not Too Late To File a Tampa BP Oil Spill Claim
It is not too late to file a Tampa BP Oil Spill claim, but the deadline is approaching. The office of Frank Charles Miranda, P.A. wants to remind the residents of Tampa, St. Petersburg, Sarasota and surrounding areas that it is not too late to file your BP Oil Spill claims. The current deadline to Read More
Read MoreIs It Too Late to File a Tampa BP Oil Spill Claim?
The BP Oil Spill was the largest accidental marine oil spill in the history of the oil industry. The disaster resulted in oil seeping into the surrounding environment for more than four months, causing great harm to the environment and adversely affecting small business owners; individuals and wildlife along the majority of the Gulf Coast. Read More
Read MoreIs My Business Eligible for BP Oil Spill Compensation
The BP oil spill did not just affect industries related to fishing and boating, it affected hotels; restaurants; retail stores and recreational businesses up and down the Gulf Coast. Many businesses in these industries struggled following the BP oil spill, and some continue to hurt from the ramifications of the explosion and subsequent oil spill. Read More
Read MoreQualifying For a Tampa BP Oil Spill Claim
You May Be Entitled to BP Oil Spill Compensation Due to economic damages incurred during and after the BP oil spill, it is possible that you qualify for a BP oil spill settlement. Call to speak to Frank Charles Miranda, P.A. to determine your eligibility at 813-254-2637 to determine your eligibility, and a free consultation Read More
Read MoreTampa BP Oil Spill Claims Continue
The Deepwater Horizon oil spill, which is also referred to as the BP oil spill; the BP oil disaster or the Macondo blowout officially celebrated its three year anniversary on April 20, 2013. The devastating explosion that killed eleven workers and allowed oil to flow unchecked into the Gulf of Mexico for a total of Read More
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