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CHEVRON CORPORATION v. SALAZAR et al
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November 26, 2012
Judge To Review Weinberg Docs In Chevron Enviro Case
A Washington magistrate judge on Monday partly reconsidered an order compelling consulting firm The Weinberg Group to produce documents in a suit over an $18 billion Ecuadorean oil spill judgment, agreeing to review some privileged documents before turning them over to Chevron Corp.
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October 29, 2012
Weinberg Can't Shift Doc Burden In $19B Chevron Verdict Row
A Washington federal judge on Wednesday rejected a bid by consulting firm Weinberg Group to force Chevron Corp. to individually challenge hundreds of documents the firm was ordered to disclose in a dispute related to a $19.2 billion Ecuadorean oil spill judgment.
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September 26, 2012
Chevron Wins Weinberg Docs To Fight $18B Enviro Judgment
A Washington federal judge on Wednesday ordered consulting firm Weinberg Group to turn over to Chevron Corp. hundreds of documents it has asserted are privileged in a dispute related to an $18 billion Ecuadorean oil spill judgment.
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July 06, 2012
Chevron Must Give Back Ecuadorean Docs, Consultancy Says
Consulting firm Weinberg Group pushed a Washington magistrate judge on Friday to force Chevron Corp. to return hundreds of documents in a fraud suit over an $18 billion Ecuadorean oil spill judgment, saying the company's subpoena should be more narrowly tailored.