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US law procedure is very good at defending the powerless. That's almost always never the case elsewhere. It was Chevron who wanted the case heard in Ecuador.
by alistairSH 6y ago
US law procedure is very good at defending the powerless. That's almost always never the case elsewhere.
It was Chevron who wanted the case heard in Ecuador. It was originally filed in NY (Chevron's HQ at the time). US courts agreed Ecuador had jurisdiction and exacted a promise from Chevron to abide by the Ecuadorian court's ruling, which Chevron promptly ignored.
- digitaltrees 6y agoSeems odd that the LAP lawyer would file a case in the US if his plan was to bribe Ecuadorian judges.