Ken Feinberg: 'The GCCF did what it said it would do' | al.com: "Feinberg, 66, reflected on his work with the GCCF during an interview with the Press-Register on Friday, the day that marked the two-year anniversary of the Deepwater Horizon explosion.
Q. Have you continued to stay engaged in the claims process in any way?
A. "Not at all. I’m completely divorced from it now. For the last five weeks, I’ve been a public citizen, just observing the transition.
"I’m pleased with what I’ve seen, based strictly on the press accounts and the news releases. I note that Mr. Juneau maintained all the vendors that I used — Garden City, Brown Greer, Price Waterhouse — they’re all working, no changes. I note that, under Judge Barbier, the same methodologies and the same eligibility criteria are being used. I take quiet satisfaction in that. The fact that the transition facility is using the same people and the same methodologies is an acknowledgement of the GCCF’s success. ""
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