The case of Chevron in Ecuador has already remade the U.S. law of discovery in aid of foreign suits. As the tribespeople who won a multibillion dollar verdict against Chevron open ever more enforcement fronts, the world's most intensely-litigated case promises also to revamp the law on collecting foreign judgments around the world.
November 12, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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