The
latest
plot
twist
comes
via
a
28
January
federal
court
filing
in
New
York
by
lawyers
for
the
oil
company,
which
almost
exactly
two
years
ago
was
hit
by
the
monster
verdict
in
connection
with
contamination
in
the
Amazon
jungle
in
eastern
Ecuador,
Bloomberg
reported.
In
the
filing,
a
former
Ecuadorian
judge
named
Alberto
Guerra,
who
for
a
time
presided
over
the
case
in
2003,
says
under
oath
that
he
was
paid
thousands
of
dollars
by
lawyers
representing
jungle
residents
for
illegally
ghostwriting
judicial
orders
favoring
the
plaintiffs
and
issued…
