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Lawsuit for $2 million. stubblefield, one of the very few workers to get compensation. exxon says the few lawsuits brought failed to show evidence of injuries or illnesses known to be caused by exposure to crude oil or the chemicals they used to clean it up. keeping them honest. the attorney says hes concerned that workers cleaning up in the gulf today may be headed for the same fate as the exxon valdez workers. they get sick while their medical records are controlled by bp. louisianas health de...

Case but reportedly settled lot suit for $2 million. stubblefield, one of the very few workers to get compensation. exxon says the few lawsuits brought failed to show any evidence of injuries or illnesses known to be caused by exposure to crude oil or the chemicals they used to clean it up. keeping them honest, dennis mosttuesday, the attorney says, he is dhaernd workers cleaning up in the gulf today may be headed for the same fate as the "exxon valdez" workers, they get sick while the records a...

Illnesses known to be caused by exposure to crude oil or the chemicals they used to clean it up. keeping them honest, dennis mestas, the attorney, says that he is concerned that workers, cleaning up in the gulf today, may be headed for the same fate as the exxon valdez workers. they get sick while their medical records are controlled by bp. louisianas health department has reported 128 cleanup workers believed to be sick from exposure to this spill but bp tells us they have recorded just five il...

Tells us they have recorded just five illnesses related to inhalation exposures in the entire gulf. bp is also insisting that government air testing is showing, quote, we have not had a single reading above osha regulations to date. as for respirators, the company says there has been no demonstrated need for them, no single issue high enough to warrant a respirator. >> anything that i -- >> dr. riki ott studied the exxon valdez spill 21 years ago. with this bp spill, she says, once again, out-of...

They get sick while their medical records are controlled by bp. louisianas health department has reported 128 cleanup workers believed to be sick from exposure to this spill but bp tells us they have recorded just five illnesses related to inhalation exposures in the entire gulf. bp is also insisting that government air testing is showing, quote, we have not had a single reading above osha regulations to date. as for respirators, the company says there has been no demonstrated need for them, no ...