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After Deepwater Horizon: An Introduction to the Legal Symposium

This law review symposium examines the legal issues arising from this tragedy. This volume follows a program held at Mississippi College School of Law, which included two panel discussions of legal scholars whose work is presented here. Professors Kenneth M. Murchison and David Robertson participated in the first panel, and Professors Edward Sherman, Byron G. Stier, and Jamison E. Colburn participated in the second. Although he did not participate in the panel discussions, we welcome, too, Professor John C.P. Goldberg, who has generously contributed an article to the symposium as well as his report to the Gulf Coast Claims Facility (“GCCF�?), which is reproduced in the Appendix of this volume. Issues considered in this symposium include the reform of regulatory process for offshore drilling, appropriate measures for compensation for injured claimants under the Oil Pollution Act, and litigation and non-litigation processes for claims resolution.