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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Business Economic Loss Claim Form in the editor.
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To the dismay of many observers, none of the individuals who were charged with criminal offenses related to the spill ultimately received prison sentences. Rainey was acquitted in June 2015. Mix was granted a retrial owing to juror misconduct and instead pled guilty to misdemeanor computer fraud charges.
The Deepwater Horizon criminal case, also prosecuted under the Clean Water Act, resulted in the largest criminal penalty with a single entity in U.S. history. BP pled guilty in 2012 to 14 felony counts and was fined a record $4 billionand half directly benefits the Gulf.
Recognizing that some members of cleanup crews had likely become sick, BP agreed to a medical claims settlement two years after the 2010 disaster. Experts hailed it as an extraordinary achievement that would compensate workers fairly with little hassle.
On Jan. 29, 2013, BP Exploration and Production Inc. pleaded guilty to illegal conduct leading to and after the 2010 Deepwater Horizon disaster, and was sentenced to pay $4 billion in criminal fines, penalties and restitution, including $2.4 billion for natural resource restoration. U.S. and Five Gulf States docHub Historic Settlement with BP to justice.gov archives opa us-and-five-g justice.gov archives opa us-and-five-g
April 20, 2010 On April 20, 2010, an explosion occurred on the Deepwater Horizon drilling platform in the Gulf of America (formerly Gulf of Mexico). The explosion, which killed 11 men, caused the rig to sink and started a catastrophic oil leak from the well. Deepwater Horizon | Oil Spills noaa.gov oil-spills deepwater-horizon noaa.gov oil-spills deepwater-horizon

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Prosecutors claimed that Vidrine misinterpreted a critical pressure test that led to the explosion, and he and Kaluza were initially charged with 22 felony manslaughter charges. Those charges were later dropped, and Vidrine pleaded guilty to a single misdemeanor violation of the federal Clean Water Act.

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