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Devastating Consequences from Oil Spill

Sheller, P.C. Attorneys are actively investigating and filing claims for class action and individual losses in the disaster

For many living and working along the Gulf Coast of the United States, the BP Oil Spill has had devastating consequences.

Not only is the environmental cleanup a monumental task, but the livelihoods, investments, future economic security and even health may be at risk or have been seriously and permanently affected.


Kenneth Smith is the on-location attorney to assist oil spill victims.

He was recently featured in a news story,
view video of Gulf oil spill informational meetings broadcast on Biloxi ABC-TV channel WLOX.

For more information on:
  • Future informational meetings
  • The claims process
  • And more

Fill out the inquiry form on this page, write ksmith@sheller.com or call 800-883-2299.
Don't delay as there are time limits to file claims.

Oil Spill Claims 

A nationally known firm, Sheller, P.C. filed one of the first class action lawsuits against BP and the other responsible companies. For more than 30 years, the attorneys of Sheller, P.C. have passionately represented clients in complex nationwide class action and conducting litigation for individuals harmed by companies, products and services, including environmental and property damage and economic loss.

The class action, individual litigation and claims processes for the oil spill can be complex. You have a free initial consultation with us in Florida to determine your eligibility and explain potential compensation.


I urge all those who have suffered financial loss as a result of the oil spill to file a claim as soon as possible.
- Kenneth Feinberg, administrator of $20 billion claims fund

Are you eligible to file a claim? Claimants can include: 

  • Individuals such as fishermen, shrimpers, oystermen, charter boat and captains and crew, hotel and restaurant workers, bartenders, and others
  • Businesses such as marinas, vacation property, hotel s, restaurants,bars, liquor stores, beach concessions, construction, and others
  • Property owners
  • Real estate brokers and agents
  • Persons exposed to oil, dispersants or fumes who believe they may have been injured
  • Charitiable organizations that lost money, e.g., fish frys, shrimp boils
  • Local governments

If you have experienced loss or damage of any type, you may several options for resolution 

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  • You may already be represented in a class action filed on behalf of residents impacted by the oil spill (class action is a group of individuals who have experienced similar loss or injury.
  • You may have already filed a claim with BP that has not been paid in full
  • You may have an individual lawsuit outside the class action
  • You may qualify for a government-administered compensation fund
  • And, most importantly, you may be eligible for compensation:
      • in more than one of these three options
      • and/or multiple payments for even one claim (interim and final)
      • there may be advance payments available to help you before your claims are resolved

For a free copy of the Sheller, P.C. Oil Spill Resource Guide,
click here

Seminars on oil spill claims for groups affected by the disaster 

Sheller, P.C. attorneys in Florida are conducting seminars for groups of individuals who have experienced similar losses. Contact our firm to find out when the next seminar is available in your area.

Special Considerations 

Out of state Florida property owners:

Florida and Mississippi property and business owners who live outside the affected area may also be eligible to file a claim. Example, owners of vacation or business property. If you use, rent, or pay rent or mortgage on the property, this may apply to you.

Illnesses and Injury as a result of the oil spill:

Sheller, P.C. attorneys are investigating the potential health side effects of the oil spill. If you have received medical care for a condition related to the spill (respiratory, skin, or other) contact us immediately.

Word of Caution: Protect Yourself and Your Family 

Some families have been under such stress they are unsure of their eligibility and don't know where to turn. Do you need an attorney to pursue a claim? The level of detail involved in these claims can be difficult to understand. And, be advised that false claims or misrepresentation of facts can lead to federal and state prosecution. If you are not sure or have questions regarding your eligibility, protect yourself and your family by consulting an experienced law firm. Contact us for a free consultation to learn your rights.

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About Sheller, P.C.

The firm of Sheller, P.C. is nationally recognized as committed to the aggressive and compassionate representation of its clients. Attorney Kenneth Smith leads the Sheller, P.C. oil spill team. He and the principal attorneys of the firm, founder Stephen A. Sheller, and managing partners Jamie L. Sheller and Brian J. McCormick, Jr., have over 80 years combined experience in these areas of the law have successfully litigated groundbreaking cases dealing with everything from environmental issues, pharmaceutical products, medical devices, and tobacco company fraud to Toyota motor vehicle injury and diminished value to consumer data privacy breach, birth defects and more.

In just fifteen months of 2009-2010, Sheller, P.C. attorneys were instrumental in the recovery of $4.2 billion for the federal government representing whistleblowers in pharmaceutical fraud, failure to warn and off-label marketing cases. Their successes have garnered press coverage from the CBS Evening News, Fox News (National), CNN, MSNBC, Good Morning America, The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, Los Angeles Times and Philadelphia Inquirer, among many others.

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