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PINTINTEREST: David Nicholson former PGS HR Accused Criminal UK

PINTEREST: Former PGS Lawyer Candida Pinto Accused Criminal

This website – marineseismicsurvey.com – was originally created as a site focused on the marine geophysical service sector that provides data acquisition, processing and imaging services to the oil and gas industry. NoPGS.com published legally and contractually protected content which was moved to marineseismicsurvey.com following its theft by conspirators PGS ASA, Watson Farley & Williams, Landau Zeffertt & Weir and Duensing – Kippen (Thailand) in December 2018.

Berit Osnes PGS Norway EVP Accused of Crimes

Nopgs.com was Stolen and Evidence Destroyed by PGS ASA sponsored (illegal) Criminal Defamation Litigation in Thailand under Thai Law in December 2018

Bård Stenberg
VP IR & Corporate Communication at PGS

David Nicholson former PGS HR Accused Criminal UK

WordPress discontinued the theme previously used on this site and many permalinks – mostly to media / image files were damaged.

Legally Protected Public Disclosure, as defined by the UK Public Interest Disclosure Act 1998 (PIDA), or Whistleblowing content, was published on nopgs.com. In September 2018, PGS ASA sponsored two unfounded criminal defamation claims, under Thai Law, against the author of several protected publications, SDK, while he lived in Thailand. The claims were delivered by Thai legal firm Duensing – Kippen on behalf of SDKs former employer, PGS Exploration (UK) Limited, 4 The Heights, Weybridge, England, KT13 0NY and former PGS Exploration (UK) Limited company Secretary, Carl Richards. Criminal defamation under Thai law is punishable by prison. SDK did not regard his online published content as defamatory, but as legally and contractually protected under the laws of England. SDK and PGS Exploration (UK) Limited were bound by an original employment contract signed in July 2010 that prohibits the publications of content that disparages PGS ASA or any of its stakeholders that is governed by the laws of England. SDK and PGS Exploration (UK) Limited also signed a termination settlement contract 5 December 2013 containing similar, albeit mutual, Confidentiality terms and conditions. SDK believes that the termination settlement contract was illegally proffered to terminate his employment under false pretenses for being whistleblower. This has been the topic of most publications which started on the LinkedIn Pulse blog platform 3 July 2015. SDK also believes that the PGS ASA sponsored litigation in Thailand as well as the subsequent compromise agreements that SDK was compelled to sign to avoid trial in Thailand are also illegal and a breach of the original employment contract as well as a breach in the termination settlement contract.

PINTEREST: Landau Law – London, Employment Law

Most articles are auto-biographical and relate to a USA citizen whistleblower who worked internationally for a Norwegian based oil and gas seismic data acquisition and processing company, PGS ASA. My final assignment prior to being illegally terminated in retaliation for whistleblowing, I worked for the UK subsidiary, PGS Exploration (UK) Limited.

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(3 July 2015 -present)

The marine geophysical services sector interacts with, and impacts, numerous businesses within and outside the oil and gas industry. These businesses are part of communities around the globe.

Professionals have a duty to identify corruption and wrong-doing by those with entrusted power.

Corruption and the abuse of entrusted power disrupts the business environment and fuels the inappropriate distribution of resources that leads to, income inequality and poverty. Corruption furthers the despair and resentment between peoples and countries which can lead to wars and destruction.

Corruption without consequences? Louise Brown at TEDxStockholmSalon #2/2014 Think Again