by Jack Fowler
The #FreeSteven crusade conveniently ignores the copious evidence of Donziger’s fraudulent schemes.
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Attorney Steven Donziger speaks with reporters outside the United States Court of Appeals in New York City, April 20, 2015.
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Have you heard about the big pity party? It’s ongoing, virtual, and being held in honor of one Steven Donziger, the schemer extraordinaire and disbarred lawyer who nearly pulled off the legal fraud of the century.
Memory shaky? This was an epic bamboozle, where a crusading Big Green lawyer used courts in Ecuador to shake down Chevron for $18 billion. Yes, billion with a b. Sounds like it’s worth celebrating, no?
About the Author
Jack Fowler is a contributing editor at National Review and a senior philanthropy consultant at American Philanthropic.
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Have you heard about the big pity party? It’s ongoing, virtual, and being held in honor of one Steven Donziger, the schemer extraordinaire and disbarred lawyer who nearly pulled off the legal fraud of the century.
Memory shaky? This was an epic bamboozle, where a crusading Big Green lawyer used courts in Ecuador to shake down Chevron for $18 billion. Yes, billion with a b. Sounds like it’s worth celebrating, no?
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About the Author
Jack Fowler is a contributing editor at National Review and a senior philanthropy consultant at American Philanthropic.
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