Why should you use us to manage your oil spill claim?
by Admin
Posted on 28-03-2023 09:16 AM
One of the biggest differences between riding on two wheels and four, is how badly you can be affected by a slippery road surface, most commonly resulting from diesel or oil spills. With only two points of contact with the road, this momentary loss of traction can be devastating for cyclists when riding in anything other than a perfectly straight line. Because the front wheel scrubs out first, the rider is driven into the ground and fractured wrists and collar bones are common.
Our specialist cycling solicitors have years of experience in making successful diesel spill claims on behalf of riders and have recovered millions of pounds in damages for this type of accident.
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Spain has gained the backing of europe’s top court in its significant damage claim against the london steam-ship owners mutual insurance association (london club) for the massive oil spill on the north-western galician coast in 2002. The sinking of the greek oil tanker prestige, which was sailing to gibraltar, saw some 63,000 tonnes of fuel pollute the galician coast. It temporarily forced the closure of spain’s richest fishing grounds. That event led to a lengthy dispute between the london steam-ship owners’ mutual insurance association ltd, the liability insurer of
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• oil leak – a company was fined as oil was found to be leaking into a stream. The cause was corrosion of an underground pipe, arising from water from a collapsed field drain that hadn’t been checked for several years. The incident cost the company £100,000 to clean up the mess, a fine of £2,000 and costs of £1,245 • water pollution – a massive fire at chemicals packaging site led to a serious water pollution incident after contaminated firewater entered a local warehouse. During the blaze, people within a 100 metre radius were evacuated due to the thick acrid smoke.
Aug 15, 2022 news – former epa boss urges exxon/government to explain kaieteur news – former chief executive officer (ceo) of the guyana environmental protection agency (epa) dr. Vincent adams continues to call on the guyana government to make it clear who will be footing the bill for oil spill damage over the us$2. 6b insurance coverage that is currently being worked out between the government, exxonmobil and its partners. Exxon has told the nation that each of its stabroek block projects is covered by a us$600m policy, while it is still in discussion with the government for a combined us$2b package of affiliate company guarantees; bringing the total coverage cost to us$2.