As a courtesy to our over 1000 clients with BP Oil Spill claims, we provide the following link to a live video feed of the oil spill: click here
For more information about the BP Oil Spill or the BP Claims Process, contact Larry Jones, lead counsel for a class action against BP, at 1-866-587-0002.
Bahe Cook Cantley & Jones attorney Larry Jones, who is co-lead counsel on a class action against BP regarding the oil spill, just learned of a new government report that estimates that 840,000 to 1.6 million of gallons of oil have been leaking EVERY day --before the riser was cut. Now, after BP cut the riser, substantially more oil is being spilled into the Gulf.
Jones says, "This is proof positive that BP lied about the amount of oil spilling into the Gulf from the very beginning. The cover-up is usually worse than the crime. In this case, the crime itself is so egregious that it is unconscionable that BP would try to cover this up. I look forward to holding them accountable in Court."
For more information about the rights of victims of the oil spill, contact Larry Jones at 1-866-587-0002.
The oil spill is apparently moving to the shores of Northwest Florida. Here is a great link regarding the trajectory of the oil spill. If you are interested in tracking the progress of the oil spill, click here: http://www.thedestinlog.com/news/oil-13999-forecast-florida.html
For more information about the class action lawsuit filed by Larry Jones of Bahe Cook Cantley & Jones, call 1-866-587-0002.
As discussed earlier (click here) Bahe Cook Cantley & Jones partner Larry Jones, who is co-lead counsel for a class action against BP, was interviewed by Janelle McDonald of WAVE 3 news today. The web version of the interview can be found at http://www.wave3.com/Global/story.asp?S=12621914
If you have questions about the BP Oil Spill lawsuits, feel free to contact Larry Jones at 1-866-587-0002 or via email: click here to email Larry.
For those interest in viewing the high resolution video just released by BP of the active oil spill, visit the following link: http://www.wlky.com/video/23678977/index.html
Attorney Larry Jones, who is co-lead counsel on a class action against BP, says "This video, which BP has refused to release until yesterday, highlights the magnitude of this oil spill. Clearly, BP has been hiding the ball and misleading the public and government officials about how much oil is pouring into our precious Gulf."
For more information about the rights of business owners, shrimpers, fishermen, oystermen, and others injured by the BP oil spill, contact Larry Jones at 1-866-587-0002.
Bahe Cook Cantley & Jones attorney Larry Jones sat down with WAVE 3's Janelle McDonald today for another interview about the claims against BP and the other parties responsible for the oil spill.
Among other things, Larry explained to WAVE 3 that "In the name of corporate profits, BP cut corners, compromised safety and thus caused the greatest manmade environmental disaster of our lifetimes. BP put profits over people and they need to be held accountable for their egregious conduct."
For more information about Larry Jones and the other attorneys involved in fighting to hold BP accountable, contact Larry Jones at 1-866-587-0002.
A water skier was killed in a Grant County, Kentucky lake on Friday after he was hit by another boat. The incident happened on Williamstown Lake, when the skier fell off of his skis and was hit by the boat before his friends could return to pick him up.
Bahe Cook Cantley & Jones wrongful death attorney Larry Jones says, "Boaters have a heightened duty to scan the water and maintain a careful lookout for skiers and swimmers who are in the water. Many times speed and alcohol combine to make boaters not as careful as they should be. Unfortunately, the result is death and serious injury."
For more information about the rights of those injured or killed in boating or skiing accidents, visit http://www.kentuckyinjurylaw.com/
With summer in full-swing, many Kentucky boaters are heading out to one of our many lakes and rivers. However with the increase in boat traffic, recreational boating can result boating accidents causing severe personal injury or even death. Following the rules and regulations of the open waters helps to ensure that boating is an enjoyable and safe activity for all.
Before leaving the dock, boaters should always check their safety equipment to ensure that it is in proper working order. The United States Coast Guard requires that each boat have the following:
- Life jackets
- Registration and numbering
- Navigation lights
- Ventilation
- Fire extinguishers
- Distress signals
- Battery cover and connections
While out on the water, boaters should be aware of proper boating etiquette. Yielding to another boat towing an individual behind it helps to ensure the safety of the individual being towed so that he or she will not be run over by another boat. When towing an individual, designate a person to supervise the individual. Always slow down when approaching congested areas and anchorages. Boaters are responsible for their own wakes and the damage it may cause.
One of the most effective ways to prevent boating accidents is to avoid alcohol, as this single factor contributes to about one-third of all boating accidents. Kentucky law prohibits drinking in all Kentucky public waterways and prohibits Operating Under the Influence. In Kentucky, operating a boat with Blood Alcohol Content of .08% is considered boating under the influence. By following the law and boating etiquette, Kentucky boaters can safely enjoy our waters this summer.
For more information on boating safety, visit the Kentucky Department of Fish & Wildlife Resources at http://fw.ky.gov/navigation.aspx?cid=771 .
