Government Accountability Project's Know Your Rights Campaign talks with Kindra Arnesen, Gulf resident and citizen whistleblower on the health impacts of the BP oil spill and the shortfalls of Kenneth Feinberg's handling of the health claims process.
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Kenneth Feinberg admits he has received medical claim information from Clayton Matherne. Video by Bridge the Gulf at the Gulf Leadership Forum, April 21, 2011
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After being arrested for "unlawful entry" this month at Ken Feinberg's/BP's Washington, DC office, Dick Gregory and Art Rocker both vowed to return and continue protesting until Ken Feinberg meets with this group and to continue to request that Feinberg "Write the Check" for the underserved and underrepresented claimants in the Gulf Coast region. Operation People for Peace, Inc. and the National Leadership Group include Dick Gregory, comedian/actor and human rights activist, Dr. E. Faye Williams, Chair-National Congress of Black Women, Inc., Rev. Al Sharpton, Rev. Bernard Lafayette, Jr., and Art Rocker, Chair-Operation People for Peace and facilitator for the underserved and underrepresented claimants in the Gulf Coast Region who have been affected, but not paid by BP. This group protested and picketed Thursday, September 22 (8am-2pm), and Friday, September 23, 2011(8am-10am) in front of the Willard Office Building at 1455 Pennsylvania Avenue NW in Washington, DC (Ken Feinberg's office). In addition to Operation People for Peace, Inc., and the National Leadership group, additional ministers, and underserved claimants from the Alabama, Florida and Louisiana communities have traveled to DC and will be protesting Ken Feinberg Office, the BP Czar, for claims that he has refused to pay minorities in the Gulf Coast Region. This group represents over 10000 plus claims that Ken Feinberg's BP office has already received months ago and he has promised payments for these claims over <b>...</b>
Kenneth Feinberg, the administrator of the BP oil spill and 9/11 compensation funds, discussed his work during a public talk, "Unconventional Responses to Unique Disasters," at the University of Dayton School of Law on March 22. The program also included remarks from Dean Lisa Kloppenberg, Jay Folberg, former dean of University of San Francisco School of Law, and Dayton Law Professor Thomas Hagel.
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American Free Press While the media plays up the significance of the government show trial of the seemingly deranged "20th hijacker" Zacharias Moussaoui, not one 9-11 victim's lawsuit has been allowed to be heard in a trial by jury. Why have the 9-11 victims' families not been given the same right to have their cases heard in an open trial?Ellen Mariani, who lost her husband Neil on United Air Lines (UAL) Flight 175, filed the first 9-11 wrongful death lawsuit against UAL on Dec. 20, 2001. Mariani was interviewed on national television in May 2002 by Bill O'Reilly of Fox News, who repeatedly questioned her about why she had chosen to pursue litigation instead of accepting the government fund. By Christopher Bollyn www.americanfreepress.net Feinberg is presently in charge of compensation for claims against BP. www.whorunsgov.com
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Stanley Encalade runs down his experiences in trying to collect for the $$$ damages he received as a direct result of British Petroleum's Oil Dump into the Gulf in April thru August, 2010.
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Kenneth Feinberg, appointed to manage a $20 billion fund, meets with Louisiana fishermen who say their checks aren't in the mail.
Heretic Productions present: Les Visible's Profiles in Evil, Featuring Kenneth Feinberg: profilesinevil.blogspot.com
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Kenneth R. Feinberg, who oversaw distribution of funds to the victims and families of victims affected by the 9/11 terrorist attacks, spoke at the University of Massachusetts on Thursday, Sept. 11, 2008. His lecture, "The 9/11 Victim Compensation Fund: Private Pain and Public Compensation," was the keynote address of the Feinberg family lecture series, presented in cooperation of the Feinberg Institute at UMass Amherst and the UMass history department.
On a cold day in Bay St. Louis, oil spill claims czar Ken Feinberg got a chilly reception. A large crowd of people voiced their anger over the way they were treated by the process designed to provide emergency help.
