Actors / Public authority · United States
Deepwater Horizon Natural Resource Damage Assessment Trustees
Appears in 1 case in this database. Roles as given in the documented record.
| Case | Role | Country | Period | Instrument |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BP Deepwater Horizon: the spill, the court cases and the recovery claims | Natural-resource damage Trustees | United States | 2010–2031 | Oil spill |
Appears alongside
BPTransoceanHalliburtonAnadarko PetroleumMOEX (Mitsui Oil Exploration)Cameron InternationalWeatherfordJupiter Insurance Ltd (BP captive)Ranger InsuranceLloyd's of LondonChubb Global MarketsHouston CasualtyUS Department of JusticeNational Fish and Wildlife FoundationUS Environmental Protection AgencyUS Securities and Exchange CommissionU.S. PIRGMunich ReSwiss ReHannover ReNOAAThe Nature Conservancy
Terms used on this page
Law and courts
- Natural Resource Damage Assessment (NRDA)
- The US legal process in which government trustees measure harm to natural resources from a spill and claim the cost of restoring them.
- Trustees (natural resource)
- Government agencies that act on behalf of the public to recover and spend damages for harm to natural resources.