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On April 20, 2010, the Deepwater Horizon Drilling Rig was operating in the Gulf of Mexico.  There was an uncontrolled release of hydrocarbons, commonly called a blowout, which resulted in substantial damages to multiple companies, industries and persons.

Williamson & Rusnak has extensive experience with oil and gas litigation.  During Mr. Williamson's entire career, he has handled multiple claims involving oil and gas matters.  These range from claims involving geologists, contract disputes, personal injuries, royalty disputes, lease ownership, intellectual property claims regarding oilfield tools, and claims under the Oil Pollution Act (OPA).

 Williamson & Rusnak has been retained by several companies  in the oil and gas service industry in connection with gulf oil spill claims, including:

a.	drilling mud companies
b.	oilfield rental tool companies
c.	oilfield cutting tools companies
d.	construction companies providing specialized well services
e.	gulf construction services
f.	general oilfield support services; and
g.	individual workers & consultants

In addition, Williamson & Rusnak has been retained by oil and gas companies who have suffered economic losses caused by the BP oil spill, the resulting moratorium and the changing regulatory environment.

Williamson & Rusnak understands your legal remedies under the Oil Pollution Act (commonly called the OPA ) and is an actively investigating all available parties potential responsibility for this disaster.

Accordingly, Williamson & Rusnak are confident that they will be able to offer excellent representation to companies in the oil and gas service industry who have suffered loss of revenue or other damages in the wake of the BP oil spill disaster.