Litigation Without End: Chevron Battles On in 28-year-old Ecuador Lawsuit.

Two weeks later, a judge in Ecuador handed down the verdict against Chevron, then doubled the damages to $19 billion after Chevron refused an order to apologize. Chevron also told the court Mr. Donziger had hired an executive coach and agreed to pay him 0.007% of whatever was collected from Chevron, out of Mr. Donziger's share. Keywords: leder; indigenous people; water pollution; oil pollution; Energy; Crude Oil/Natural Gas Upstream Operations; Fossil Fuels; Integrated Oil/Gas; Corporate Crime/Legal Action; Labor/Personnel EN leder indigenous people water pollution oil pollution Energy Crude Oil/Natural Gas Upstream Operations Fossil Fuels Integrated Oil/Gas Corporate Crime/Legal Action Labor/Personnel N.PAG N.PAG 1 05/04/21 20210503 NES 210503 Facing a huge damage award U.S. courts deem fraudulent, the oil company is trying to get the pollution verdict voided in Ecuador, the country it came from. [Extracted from the article]