Chevron's recruitment of academics to promote the oil giant's increasingly hapless attempts to defend its Ecuador pollution disaster appears to have compromised the ethics of two more professors at a prominent institution of higher learning. This time, the credibility blow handed out by Chevron is being suffered by New York University.
We recently...
Tuesday, October 20, 2015
Friday, October 9, 2015
Ricardo Reis Veiga: The Architect of Chevron's Fraud In Ecuador
Chevron CEO John Watson is the one person ultimately responsible for his company's refusal to abide by the rule of law and pay a $9.5 billion court judgment for toxic dumping in Ecuador's rainforest.
But we cannot forget...
Monday, October 5, 2015
Chevron's Defense In Canada: The Abusive Litigation Strategy Continues
As we predicted, Chevron's jurisdictional shell game to evade its legal obligations to the people of Ecuador has now hit the courts of Canada with full force.
One might remember statements by various Chevron officials a few years ago that the company planned to fight the villagers it poisoned in Ecuador until "hell freezes over, and then skate it...
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