More litigation is gushing out of the Gulf of Mexico oil spill. In Mississippi, two commercial shrimpers on Monday filed a $5 million class action in federal court, alleging the oil spill could destroy their livelihoods. In Louisiana, plaintiffs lawyers have proposed class actions in federal court in New Orleans on behalf of fishing companies claiming financial injuries from the spill.
May 03, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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In Mississippi, two commercial shrimpers on Monday filed a $5 million class action in federal court in Gulfport, alleging the oil spill could destroy their livelihoods. The plaintiffs are represented by Sheehan & Johnson in Biloxi, Miss., and Gambrell & Associates in Oxford, Miss.
In Louisiana, Houston’s Lanier Law Firm filed a proposed class action on Monday in federal court in New Orleans on behalf of a fishing company claiming financial injuries from the spill.
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