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Kearney v. Equilon Enterprises, LLC, et al
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3:14-cv-00254
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Contract: Other Contract Actions
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May 02, 2016
Shell Pays $2.2M To End Skiers' Suit Over Lift Ticket Offer
Shell Oil Products US has agreed to pay $2.2 million to settle class allegations that it violated consumer protection laws by misrepresenting the terms of a free ski lift ticket offered for buying 10 gallons of gas, according to a Friday motion in Oregon federal court seeking preliminary approval.
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February 03, 2016
Skiers Seek Cert. In Suit Over Shell's Lift Ticket Offer
A group of consumers accusing Shell Oil Products US of violating consumer protection laws in four states by misrepresenting the terms of a free ski lift ticket offered for buying 10 gallons of gas asked an Oregon federal judge Wednesday to certify their four subclasses.
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December 01, 2014
Shell Oil Can't Wipe Out Ski Ticket Coupon Claims
An Oregon federal judge on Monday refused to dismiss a proposed breach of contract class action against Shell Oil Products US over advertisements promising a free ski lift ticket for buying 10 gallons of gas, but the oil giant did get state law claims cut from the suit.