Everyone should encourage the Occupy Wall Street movement to get involve to help disabled claimants in the BP oil spill litigation. Because, as of now, only the interests of well-financed claimants are being represented by the attorneys that are tasked with representing all claimants:

The Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Americans With Disabilities Act, and prior Supreme Court cases, require that the new fund set up to compensate Plaintiff Steering Committee attorneys, that withhold 6% of settlements, as ordered by Judge Barbier, http://www.laed.uscourts.gov/OilSpill/Orders/01182012Order(Reserve%20Account).pdf  BE  JUSTIFICATION for these attorneys to provide extended representation to disabled claimants---Even if these attorneys obtain settlement agreements for their primary clients.  Please bring this to the attention of others.

The politician, United States Senator Dianne Feinstein, and the investor, Richard Blum, have been married to each other for more than thirty years.  So, they cannot be compelled to testify against each other.  They have hade plenty of time to "feel each other out" in regards to unlawfully conspiring to use her official position to benefit his business and financial interests.  These facts alone  should be enough to cause a lot of people to want to have them undergo a thorough investigation.

From 2000-2006, Richard Blum's company, Perini, received $200 million in contracts primarily from the Army, the agency with the largest contracts with the Presidio Trust, the administrator of Presidio National Park, which is located in San Francisco, California.  Blum's company, URS, obtained $1.8 billion in contracts primarily from the Air Force, Army, and Navy, during the same 2000-20006 period.

Left-wing as well as right-wing critics, and organizations that monitor questionable activity by government officials and agencies, have taken stands against defense contracts influenced by Feinstein's official oversight, that went to Blum's companies.

Feinstein chosed to join Senate Subcommittee that oversee appropriations for National Parks and the Presidio Trust in a suspicious timeframe.  Blum and Feinstein brought a $40 million mansion located extremely close to nPresidio National Park during nthis same timeframe.

Richard Blum's fnancial interests in Coldwell Banker Richard Ellis and PRG-Schultz collided and collides, respectively, with Feinstein's official duty to audit/oversee Medicare programs, and Presidio Trust development contracts.

 U.S. Senator Dianne Feinstein seems to have helped her husband's, Richard Blum, investments and financial interests, by using her position as Chairwomen and Ranking member of the Senate Military Constrution Subcommittee, Appropriations in ways that have raised concerns in republican AND democratic circles, as well as in the press and the public interest community. This conduct by Feinstein and Blum could help explain the "how" and the "why" pertaining to the misappropriation of my trade secrets. Given the fact that it seems like Senator Feinstein chose to join the senate subcommittee that oversee appropriations for national parks and the Presidio Trust to help her husband to secure the multi-million or multi-billion dollar contracts the he consequently obtained.

BP America, the official Facebook site for BP, posted the following on Tuesday, September 20, 2011, at 8pm pacific time:

"As part of BP's commitment to helping restore the Gulf Coast, we are actively supporting the tourism and seafood industries in each of the gulf states and want to see them thrive. Though we know there is much work yet to be done, things are looking up, and we will work to support them when and wherever we can."

The preceding quote may be useful to help show that others, besides BP, were involved in the misappropriation of trade secrets.