Chevron's Views
And Opinions On
The Ecuador Lawsuit.
Chevron's Views
And Opinions On
The Ecuador Lawsuit.
Read the latest blog posts about the Chevron Ecuador lawsuit from The Amazon Post.
Disbarred lawyer Steven Donziger likes to present himself to the media as a lawyer for the Ecuadorian plaintiffs in the …
Over the last decade it has been a wild ride for Ecuador’s trouble-plagued but economically crucial oil industry. Former president …
In what is easily the most ironic press event of the worldwide coronavirus Covid-19 pandemic, disgraced Chevron Ecuador attorney Steven …
A group of Ecuadorian plaintiffs whose litigation against Chevron Corporation has been exposed as a fraud and bribery scheme by courts in the United States and elsewhere has ended its Canadian lawsuit against the company.
The Ontario Superior Court of Justice has dismissed the lawsuit seeking to enforce the Ecuadorian judgment against Chevron Corporation in Canada.
The United States District Court – Southern District of New York – has found Steven Donziger to be in contempt of court. Click below to read the full judgement.
Read the full ruling by the Dutch Supreme Court in favor of Chevron in the Ecuador dispute.
The Supreme Court of the Netherlands has ruled in favor of Chevron Corporation (NYSE: CVX), rejecting the Republic of Ecuador’s attempts to annul decisions of an international arbitral tribunal in The Hague that ordered Ecuador to take all steps necessary to prevent enforcement of a $9.5 billion Ecuadorian judgment against Chevron anywhere in the world.
The Supreme Court of Canada has rejected a request to review a decision of the Court of Appeal for Ontario that a $9.5 billion Ecuadorian judgment against Chevron Corporation cannot be enforced against Chevron Canada Limited.
Ecuador Found Liable for Violating International Law, Supporting Fraud and Corruption
Plaintiff attorney Steven Donziger’s attempted looting of Chevron for spurious environmental crimes in Ecuador ranks among the biggest legal scams in history. The law finally caught up to Mr. Donziger this week as a New York court pulled his legal license.
The plucky lawyer taking on the big corporation isn’t always in the right.
