Some plaintiffs lawyers are predicting that the plugged BP well is likely to trigger even more litigation as the dirtiest and most difficult job can finally get under way: assessing the damage. Lawyers are turning to their scientific experts to help determine how far the oil spill has actually spread. "It won't stop. It's just beginning," said one attorney of the litigation.
July 20, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
The oil spill has been stopped — for now — but that doesn’t mean the litigation will stop flowing.
Some plaintiffs lawyers are predicting that the plugged up well is likely to trigger even more litigation as the dirtiest and most difficult job can finally get under way: assessing the damage.
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