You are quite active in this thread, so it would make sense you read in the article the same thing I did. > Somehow, David beat Goliath. After 18 years of cour

You are quite active in this thread, so it would make sense you read in the article the same thing I did. > Somehow, David beat Goliath. After 18 years of court battles, the coalition won $9.5 billion in damages, based largely on the results of 54 independent judicial site inspections. In all, more than a dozen judges in Ecuador (where Chevron insisted the trial be held) have validated the judgment. In addition, three appellate courts in Canada (where Ecuadorians launched a collective action), including the country's supreme court, have ruled the Ecuadorians have a right to try to enforce their judgment.