Six years after deadly Fundao dam rupture, lawsuit against Anglo-Australian mining giant proclaimed as 'an opportunity for real justice' London's court of appeal made a U-turn on Tuesday by agreeing to reopen a US$7bn lawsuit by 200,000 claimants against Anglo-Australian mining giant BHP, reviving a case over a dam rupture behind Brazil's worst environmental disaster. Lawyers for one of the largest group claims in English legal history have been pushing to resurrect the £5bn ($6.9bn) lawsuit ag...
Six years after deadly Fundao dam rupture, lawsuit against Anglo-Australian mining giant proclaimed as 'an opportunity for real justice' London's court of appeal made a U-turn on Tuesday by agreeing to reopen a US$7bn lawsuit by 200,000 claimants against Anglo-Australian mining giant BHP, reviving a case over a dam rupture behind Brazil's worst environmental disaster. Lawyers for one of the largest group claims in English legal history have been pushing to resurrect the £5bn ($6.9bn) lawsuit ag...
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