Chevron is involved in a lawsuit with great people in Ecuador who has over 19 years and has resulted in a $ 18.2 billion judgment against the company for environmental damage in the country. Chevron accuses Ecuador of racketeering lawyer. An article in the New Yorker earlier this year between important details about the case, including Chevron's argument that this is "extortion" and whether the lawyer has gone too far in this case.

actually wrote about this case a few years ago, when Chevron seeks images that had made a documentary of the people involved in the case, including lawyer, Steven Donziger . Although it seems that the director should have the right to protect the work of journalists to protect their sources, a court has ordered Chevron over. This material was converted to provide information that shows signs of Chevron believes that organized crime to try to influence the court's decision. Here's the New Yorker describes some of what was in the pictures:



As Mastro played a series of falls to Judge Kaplan, frankly Donziger was in full screen. Indignation he riffed on the shortcomings of the legal system in Ecuador. "They are all corrupt," the judges said in a clip Ecuadorians. "It is your birthright to be corrupt."

... In a scene a scientific expert for the plaintiffs said that the extent of groundwater contamination has not been as strong as he thought. "This is Ecuador, okay?" Donziger said. "At the end of the day, if there are thousands of people around the courthouse, you will get what you want." As for science, he said, is "just a bunch of smoke and mirrors and lies."

[...] In another scene showed the court Mastro, Donziger cats with partners over dinner in a restaurant. Someone at the table, referring to the popular antipathy against Chevron in Ecuador suggests that if the judge sentenced the Lago Agrio plaintiffs could not be killed.

"It could be," Donziger responds, holding a glass of red wine. "But he thinks so. Which is just as good."

All this, plus some other evidence led Chevron to go after Donziger racketeering. And through this, sent a summons to Google, Microsoft and Yahoo search information on more than 70 email accounts, stating that this information can help to prove that Donziger was "fabricating evidence since the beginning of trial in Ecuador. "CNET said that Chevron believes that, among other things, attorneys Ecuadorians may have been involved in the" blackmail of a judge, ghostwriting expert reports, and even help write the final opinion of the court. "

is important to note that Chevron is not (yet) The content of the e-mail, but a variety of account information - such as the IP address , physical address, telephone number and billing information (if available). The idea seems to be that Chevron believes that some of the addresses that have been tampered with, and this will help to show that. However, some applications clearly seems to be too wide - including going after law professor and blogger Kevin Heller, who was

not

happy. Heller may have the ACLU on behalf of Chevron called about it - they bring down your application. Chevron said it helped prove that Heller belonged to a real person, that's all you want, but Heller is just upset all this, feel significant effects and cooling worry intimidation.
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