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March 18, 2011

Title: British Petroleum Oil Spill: The Catastrophe of 2010
Topic: Oil Spill of 2010

Discussed by Brian Barr
with Levin Law Firm (www.LevinLaw.com)

Segment 1 of 3

Compared to the ongoing disaster occurring in Japan, the British Petroleum Oil Spill pales by comparison. Fast approaching the one year anniversary, today we take a look at the lives, the businesses, and the communities affected by the largest oil spill ever. Brian Barr, a partner with the Pensacola Levin Law Firm, one of four attorneys chosen by the federal judge overseeing thousands of claims against British Petroleum, Transocean and Halliburton joins us today. More information can be found at www.OilSpillCourtCase.com.

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Title: British Petroleum Oil Spill: The Catastrophe of 2010
Topic: Oil Spill of 2010

Discussed by Brian Barr
with Levin Law Firm (www.LevinLaw.com)

Segment 2 of 3

Who was affected by the largest oil spill in history? I’m in the radio business, not the fishing business, the hotel business, or lodging business; and I do not own a home or land along the Gulf Coast so it is hard for me to imagine going through the nightmare of the huge oil spill. How can a business begin to estimate their damages? More information can be found at www.OilSpillCourtCase.com. 

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Title: Petroleum Oil Spill: The Catastrophe of 2010
Topic: Oil Spill of 2010

Discussed by Brian Barr
with Levin Law Firm (www.LevinLaw.com)

Segment 3 of 3

Always remember: the adjuster works for the insurance company. Often, they will simply deny a claim causing the person or business harmed to simply walk away. If this does not work, adjusters and the insurance company will begin the tactic of delay, delay, and delay some more until the person or business harmed becomes so desperate that they will accept an “underpayment”. And that’s the third tactic insurance companies use to protect their bottom line: offer a ‘low-ball’ settlement in hopes it will be accepted out of desperation. More information can be found at www.OilSpillCourtCase.com.

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