The people of Louisiana and the Gulf Coast want to know and have confidence that BP is going to do everything that they are required to under the law, and more, to pay for any damage to individuals, to businesses, et cetera.
Landrieu emphasizes the need for BP to fulfill its legal obligations to affected communities.
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