Showing posts with label Florida Oil Spill Claims. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Florida Oil Spill Claims. Show all posts

Thursday, June 13, 2013

Can I File BP Oil Spill Claim if my Business is Not on Coast?

Can I File BP Oil Spill Claim if my Business is Not on Coast? Yes.





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Map of the zones in the settlement
Florida Oil Spill Attorney and http://FloridaOilSpill.com presents a short video discussing BP Oil Spill claims for businesses that are not on the coast. The map showing areas included in the settlement is featured. BP Oil Spill claim? Call 813-222-2220.



Tuesday, June 11, 2013

BP Oil Spill Claim - Is it too late?





No the claim deadline is early 2014.

Some people ask: I can't prove that my business was harmed by the oil spill. How can I be entitled to money from BP? The settlement recognizes that the oil spill hurt the entire state of Florida, not just businesses along the coast. The settlement does NOT require you to prove that your business was hurt specifically because of the oil spill.

We are also asked: Is my business included in this settlement? Almost every kind of business located anywhere in the state of Florida is included in this settlement. Our lawyers will check to make sure your business is included.

Call Me at 813-222-2220 to discuss how 
We can help your business and your family.

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Sunday, June 27, 2010

Florida Oil Spill Class Action Attorney | Lawyer Video on Claims Process

Florida Oil Spill claims on the $20 Billion escrow fund are going to be carefully screened to avert fraudulent claims. It sounds like the claims will be reviewed for legitimacy. Lawyers do not need to be involved if the fund is run correctly. According to one Florida attorney, the only reason those claims by small businesses or individuals may need counsel, would be if a court finds the program is not funding those in need in a timely manner.