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White House: Obama ready to seize claims process
PENSACOLA, Fla. (AP) — President Obama is poised to seize the handling of oil-spill damage claims from BP, his chief spokesman said Tuesday, as Mr. Obama sought to reassure people he’s up to the enormous challenge of helping them recover from the environmental disaster. He will outline his specific plans …
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Views vary on BP claims process
Published: Sunday, June 13, 2010 at 6:01 a.m. Last Modified: Sunday, June 13, 2010 at 1:00 a.m. CHAUVIN — A long, peak-roofed building on La. 56 at the foot of an old swing bridge is a marker of this bayou community’s history.
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BP Agrees To Expedite Oil Spill Claims Process
The Obama administration says BP will change the way it handles claims, including dropping the current practice of waiting to make payments until businesses have closed their books for each month. Company officials disputed any notion that the claims process is slow or that BP is dragging its feet.
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BP to Appoint Mediator for Claims Process
BP will appoint an Independent Mediator to review and assist in the claims process for the spill associated with the exploratory well that was being drilled by the Transocean Deepwater Horizon in Mississippi Canyon, Block 252.
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BP Spill Claims Process Inadequate, Fishermen Say (Update1)
May 21 (Bloomberg) — Commercial fishermen and coastal businesses losing income because of BP Plc’s uncontained oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico asked a federal judge to oversee the company’s process for paying interim damage claims.
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Job available for oil spill cleanup, but expect rigorous training process
Coastal residents can seek jobs cleaning up the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico directly through BP PLC or through third parties, but they will likely have to complete a rigorous training and application process to get hired, officials from several groups indicated.

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