Well-known claims-fund administrator Ken Feinberg testified as the first witness for the prosecution at the criminal trial of San Antonio plaintiffs’ lawyer Mikal Watts.
Feinberg told jurors that he sought, but failed to receive, retainer agreements showing Watts and his firm represented the 25,000 to 40,000 BP oil spill claimants, which the firm had identified on a spreadsheet as being represented by it.
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