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December 9, 2025 - Source: Law360 and Global Arbitration Review
Doak Bishop, Craig Miles, Tracie Renfroe, Wade Coriell, Daniela Bravo, Sophia Sepulveda Harms, Jessica Beess und Chrostin, Timothy McKenzie, Viva Dadwal, Elizabeth Silbert, Carson Bennett, Anisha Sud, Sara McBrearty, Nate Bilhartz and Eldy Quintanilla Roché counsel Chevron before a UNCITRAL tribunal, which ordered Ecuador to pay nearly $221M to the company in connection to a decades-long dispute over pollution in the Amazon
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