The US Supreme Court is only supreme in the US.

It reminds me of ES&S gobbling up Diebold, actually.*

Texaco gets themselves a great big stinking liability in Ecuador (toxic oil pollution over an area of rainforest the size of Rhode Island), and Chevron gobbles them up with a view to shedding the liability. The case was in court in the U.S. and Chevron moved it to Ecuador, because they thought they could control the courts in Ecuador. The U.S. judge made them promise to pay up if they lost their case in Ecuador and agreed to the change of venue. But, lo and behold--despite all the legal shenanigans and "dirty tricks" of batteries of the highest paid lawyers in the world--and despite the poverty of their victims, they lost the case. Now, of course--because they couldn't rig the courts in Ecuador--they have reniged on their promise to pay any judgement against them in Ecuador.

The Indigenous tribes whose lives and health were ruined did not give up. It's been almost two decades and they're still trying to get their health care covered and the spills cleaned up (as far as possible--it's a disaster, really).

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*(ES&S--a corporation with far right connections that would make your hair stand on end--thus got themselves a 70% monopoly over the 'TRADE SECRET' code voting systems in the U.S. And, believe me, they have used that illicit power over voting results and will do so again. And Diebold's notoriety has been buried, and our people thus put to sleep about the gravest menace that our democracy has ever faced.)