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Marketing Week News 24 February 1995
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Marketing Week News 24 February 1995
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Marketing Week News 24 February 1995
Published: February 9, 1995
The Shell Oil Company has agreed to pay $3 million to settle a lawsuit charging that it has been dumping illegal amounts of selenium into San Francisco Bay and the Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta.
In a settlement filed in Federal District Court here on Tuesday, Shell also agreed to reduce the selenium released in wastewater at its Martinez refinery.
Judge Thelton E. Henderson of Federal District Court had ruled in December 1993 in favor of the California Public Interest Research Group, which argued that the amount of selenium in Shell’s discharges violated Federal law. Arguments on the overall lawsuit had continued after that ruling.
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February 1995
Picture Caption: Don Marketing’s managing director, John Donovan
The protracted legal wranglings between promotions specialist Don Marketing and Shell (UK) have prompted Alfred Donovan, father of Don Marketing’s managing director, John Donovan, to form the Shell Corporate Conscience Pressure Group, dedicated to changing Shell’s “lack of interest in settling disputes amicably” and the way in which the company controls the flow of information to the people it works with.
We have issued a number of High Court Writs against Shell
We have issued a number of High Court Writs against Shell relating to proprietary rights to the following promotions
“MAKE MONEY” “NOW SHOWING”
THE SHELL NINTENDO GAME
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Details on a “no obligation” basis. Just fill in and return to us the panel below. All enquiries treated in confidence.
Your Name: ..
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Issued by:
Alf Donovan
St Andrews Castle
33 St Andrews St, South,
Bury St Edmunds,
Suffolk IP33 3PH
Tel: 0284 388308
February 1995
IN A SCENARIO that increasingly resembles the rousing Hook Advertising vs Barclays Bank saga, promotional consultancy Don Marketing is piling the pressure on Shell UK Oil in an effort to obtain redress for alleged theft of its intellectual property [Debrief, 2-113].
Don claims Shell used three of its promotional concepts without authorisation or payment and has taken the unusual step of placing a half-page ad in Forecourt Trader asking Shell dealers if they are “willing to complete a questionnaire which may assist us in our legal actions”.