Venezuela's Corruption Exposed

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May 2018

Why is DoJ not taking over PDVSA US Litigation Trust's case?

6 years ago By Alek Boyd

The Department of Justice should activate established cooperation channels with the Swiss, and make sure that evidence of rampant corruption related to this case cements other ongoing probes. DoJ should exploit the opportunity presented by Boies' decision to get in bed with the likes of Wilmer Ruperti. It is a gift. The actionable intelligence that could be gotten, put to good use, can help remediate one of the hemisphere's worst humanitarian and political crises.

[UPDATED] PDVSA US Litigation Trust: More on ALGAMEX, David L. Evans, Carlos Spinelli Noseda, Bill Duker & David Boies

6 years ago By Alek Boyd

Long live PACER! Now we know who will speak on behalf of ALGAMEX, the non-descript shell that is meant to be funding the litigation "launched" by PDVSA against some of the world's largest trading companies: David L. Evans.

Payback Wilmer Ruperti's style

6 years ago By Alek Boyd

There's something rotten about PDVSA US Litigation Trust's legal adventures. If complaint filed by David Boies in a Florida court is to be believed, PDVSA entered into an agreement in July 2017 with Boies' law firm, tasked with suing 49 co-conspirators (Morillo, Baquero, Helsinge, Trafigura et al) in a fraud scheme said to have cost over $5 billion. The Engagement Letter, that set the conditions governing the parties' division of (possible) proceeds, remains hidden.

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