Mistakes after an Oil Spill
An oil spill like the one that caused by the Deepwater Horizon explosion in 2010, can leave residents and business owners to contend with extensive property damage and lost income, to say nothing of the ecological impact it can have on the region’s waters. Many of those affected by the oil spill may have been uncertain about how to proceed in an effort to recover compensation or benefits to address these concerns and so did nothing. Unfortunately, this has resulted in many individuals failing to secure the funds that they need to resume their normal lives.
If you or someone you know was affected by the Gulf oil spill, contact the experienced Gulf oil spill attorneys of Williams Kherkher by calling 800-821-1544 today. We may be able to help you recover financial compensation either under the terms of an insurance policy or through the compensation funds which have been established by the parties who may bear liability for the event.
Avoid These Mistakes
There are several positive steps that a person affected by an oil spill can take after an oil spill, but following common mistakes must be avoided so as to limit the likelihood of inadvertently compromising the potential success of one’s case or claim:
- Not documenting damage to structures
- Not documenting damage to income / business intake
- Filling out the incorrect application for insurance benefits
- Failing to document damage visually
- Failing to apply for benefits or compensation
- Not consulting with an attorney about one’s situation
Contact Us
If you or someone you know has been affected by the 2010 Gulf oil spill, contact the experienced Gulf oil spill attorneys of Williams Kherkher at 800-821-1544 for knowledgeable legal counsel and vigorously committed representation.
