Chevron Exonerated in Nigerian Death Case

Protesters claimed wrongful death

Updated 3:09 PM PST, Mon, Dec 1, 2008

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A federal jury in San Francisco Monday exonerated San Ramon-based  Chevron Corp. in a human rights lawsuit filed by Nigerian villagers.

The lawsuit stemmed from a 1998 protest that ended in violence on an oil platform off the Nigerian coast.

The civil jury rejected claims by two protesters and the survivors of two other protesters of torture, cruel treatment, assault, negligence and  wrongful death.

First Published: Dec 1, 2008 3:00 PM PST

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