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Who can blame the Supreme Court for wanting no part of Chevron Corporation's multi-billion dollar slugfest over its predecessor's operations in the Ecuadorian Amazon? On Tuesday the high court steered clear of the toxic litigation over toxic sludge, refusing to review a ruling that limited Chevron's options for fighting an $18 billion judgment by an Ecuadorian court.
October 09, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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