Daily Journal Staff Writer
A two-year-old fraud lawsuit seeking up to $1 billion in environmental and other damages from a mining and chemical company got a shot in the arm this week with the appointment of famed Enron prosecutor John C. Hueston to oversee the litigation.
The plaintiff in the sprawling bankruptcy case is a special litigation trust that includes the federal Environmental Protection Agency, the Navajo Nati...
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