As The Washington Post reports, the process of overseeing the compensation fund “wrecked” Feinberg. In the trailer, Wolf questions Keaton’s Feinberg “What would your life be worth?”as he attempts to find a balance between empathy, justice and doing his job.

“You cry in private, never professionally in front of the families,” Kenneth Feinberg said in a previous interview about how he handled the responsibility. “And then you’re up all night. What do we do with this one? What about this? What about them? And it’s just debilitating.”

Even after finishing the disbursements for the 9/11 attacks, Feinberg and his firm became the go-to law firm to administer compensatory funds following other tragedies, such as the mass shootings at Virginia Tech University and Sandy Hook Elementary School, as well as the 2010 BP oil spill.

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