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Feinberg attorneys tout GCCF transparency

   February 23, 2011

You may read about this tomorrow in the daily newspaper, but the Mobile Press Register has it today. Lawyers for the Gulf Coast Claims Facility have filed a brief with U.S. District Court in New Orleans.

“The openness and transparency with which the GCCF has conducted itself is unparalleled in the history of the statute and nothing short of extraordinary,” they said in the filing. “The facts regarding the GCCF’s performance show that it should be the ideal against which future, large-scale OPA claims handling should be measured.”

Read more. The PR spin continues as it has since the explosion. BP, Feinberg and our own federal government want the world to think all is well on the Gulf Coast.

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