Nigerians to royal dutch shell - No deal
Reuters reports that thousands of Nigerian plaintiffs have rejected a “totally derisory and insulting” compensation offer by oil giant Royal Dutch Shell over pollution caused by spills in the Niger Delta:“Their lawyers said they will now go back to a British court to request a trial timetable.The legal action is being closely watched by the oil industry and by
environmentalists for precedents that could have an impact on other big
pollution claims against majors.…A source close to Shell and another source involved in the negotiations
told Reuters the company offered total compensation of 7.5 billion naira
($46.3 million).Leigh Day, the British law firm representing the villagers, said the
compensation offer amounted to approximately 1,100 pounds ($1,700) per
individual impacted, without giving the number of people it says were
affected.”
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