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A year later, BP fund process brings frustration MarketWatch LOS ANGELES (MarketWatch) — It was a year ago that the US's most infamous offshore oil rig, Deepwater Horizon, exploded in a fireball and created the nation's biggest ecological disaster. It's almost been that long since … BP Fund Still a Frustration For Business Owners One Year AfterFinancial Feed Bp Payments Trickle ForthBizjournals.com (blog) Legal strategy unfolds in spill suitWalton Sun Florida Independent –Andalusia Star-News –PR Newswire (press release) all 209 news articles »

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On Gulf Coast, Frustration At BP Claims Process NPR In a letter, Associate Attorney General Thomas Perrelli said Feinberg's job is not to return money to BP, but to help people struggling after the oil disaster. But in court filings and at Gulf Coast meetings, Feinberg defends his program as "nothing … BP's (BP) Billion Fund Goes Far Beyond Legal Requirements Says Company LawyersEverything Gold (blog) Feinberg Sends Out 1489 Final Offers for BP Gulf Spill ClaimsBloomberg all 17 news articles »

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Gulf Oil Spill: Tracking the Claims — System triggers frustration and some praise al.com (blog) The Press-Register reported beginning July 23 that an already lean stretch for south Baldwin County's furniture sellers worsened with the Gulf oil spill. … Far-flung claimants complicate BP oil spill fundBusiness Insurance 1st deadline looms for oil spill claim filingBradenton Herald Editorial: Time for Kenneth Feinberg to goPress-Register – al.com (blog) Destin Log all 12 news articles »

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al.com (blog)

The Frustration to Get BP Claims WCTV After all, it's up to Florida's Gulf oil spill economic recovery task force to hold BP accountable. Feinberg controls BP's 20-billion dollar claims fund. … Feinberg: Spill claimants can get interim paymentsBusinessWeek Ken Feinberg visits Florida; vows to improve oil spill claims process10 Connects Moak says oil-claims not fair to casino workersSunHerald.com WKRG-TV –Bradenton Herald –WZVN-TV all 73 news articles »

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Mississippi Press (blog)

Frustration grows over oil spill claims process WLOX Everyone knows the financial difficulties these people have endured since the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. What folks may not realize is the mental … BP Claims Process Moves Forward, But Not Without GrumblingWall Street Journal (blog) Oil spill claims continue to be filed at Pascagoula's Gulf Coast Claims FacilityMississippi Press (blog) 'Under Review' and in LimboThe Washington Independent al.com (blog) –Daily Comet –BBC News all 16 news articles »

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Latest blunder feeds frustration in the Gulf
Earlier this month, BP boldly predicted the oil gushing from the bottom of the sea would be reduced to a “relative trickle” within days, and President Barack Obama told the nation last week that
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WEBNEWS – In this edition : the blogosphere bears witness to the deadly tropical storm “Agatha” in Guatemala. Web users’ frustration with BP keeps growing as the oil spill continues to spread.

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Cameron ‘understands US frustration’ over BP leak
David Cameron said today he understood the US government’s “frustration” over BP’s efforts to cope with the Deepwater Horizon oil leak and would discuss the situation with President Barack Obama.
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BP exec: Doing all we can, understand frustration
The executive in charge of fighting BP’s massive Gulf of Mexico oil spill says the company is doing everything it can to plug the seabed gusher but understands everybody is frustrated.
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Gulf oil spill at 30 days: frustration mounts along with amount of oil now coming ashore
It’s now been 30 days since the Gulf oil spill began after the Deepwater Horizon sank. As oil starts to come ashore on the Louisiana coast, frustration among the local population is mounting.
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