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By Jill Redhage Daily Journal Staff Writer SAN FRANCISCO - Although an Ecuadorean judge ruled in February that Chevron Corp. should pay $18 billion for alleged environmental harm to the Amazon and its people, court battles between the parties continue in the United States, including in the Northern District. Chevron initiated the U.S.-centered litigation, filing discovery requests agains...
By Jill Redhage Daily Journal Staff Writer SAN FRANCISCO - Although an Ecuadorean judge ruled in February that Chevron Corp. should pay $18 billion for alleged environmental harm to the Amazon and its people, court battles between the parties continue in the United States, including in the Northern District. Chevron initiated the U.S.-centered litigation, filing discovery requests agains...
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