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伦敦法院裁定PGMBM被罢免无效，BHP/Vale 360亿美元巴西溃坝案维持原诉讼团队
这是一起英国民事诉讼的程序性裁决（原告委员会无权罢免PGMBM），既不改变BHP/Vale对2015年溃坝案已被认定的责任，也不涉及明年才审理的赔偿金额；对上市被告无新增基本面或现金流信息，其余当事方均为非上市主体，没有可交易方向与edge。
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A Gramercy Funds Management-backed law firm was unlawfully fired from a $36 billion lawsuit that has seen two private c…
不做 BHP Group Ltd（BHP.AU）
程序性裁决不改变BHP已认定的责任与明年才裁定的赔偿金额，无新增基本面信息与交易edge
不做 Vale SA（VALE.US）
裁定仅关乎原告律师团控制权，与Vale赔付责任无增量关系，无做空或做多依据
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研究档案
结论摘要
伦敦法院裁定原告方不能罢免Gramercy支持的PGMBM，纯属360亿英镑溃坝索赔案的原告内部代理之争；BHP/Vale的责任与赔偿金额均不受此裁决影响，事件对可交易标的方向中性，回避。
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主要风险
- 若市场将律所之争解读为诉讼拖延或索赔策略变化，BHP/Vale股价可能出现情绪性小幅波动，但无基本面依据，不宜据此开仓
- 明年赔偿金额审判才是真正的损益催化，本次裁决不提供任何金额线索
反向证据
- 做空前查反向 · 来源 web · 影响 invalidates
本次裁决不涉及责任认定或赔偿金额变化，仅涉及原告代理资格，不构成对BHP/Vale的新增利空，做空假设不成立
检索:BHP Vale dam collapse compensation amount ruling October 2026 settlement increase 原文 ↗
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方向:未检索先例：本次为不具可交易性的程序裁决，不存在需要校准方向或幅度的交易假设，检索同类'原告律师团代理权之争'先例不会改变AVOID结论
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A Gramercy Funds Management-backed law firm was unlawfully fired from a $36 billion lawsuit that has seen two private credit investors clash over who will represent hundreds of thousands of victims of a dam collapse in Brazil.
PGMBM Law, formerly called Pogust Goodhead, sued BHP Group Ltd and Vale SA in the UK on behalf of more than 600,000 Brazilians affected by the 2015 Fundão dam collapse. North Wall Capital is financing the rival team seeking to replace PGMBM.
A committee tasked with managing the litigation agreement with PGMBM did not have the power to terminate the contract, a London judge ruled on Monday. The termination could have exposed more than 400,000 Brazilians to hefty costs for the money spent on litigation so far, the judge said.
The tussle over control of the high-stakes litigation emerged after BHP was found liable last year and must compensate victims. Another trial next year will decide the amount of money BHP will pay in compensation.
PGMBM challenged the client committee’s decision last month to replace it with little-known law firm Edward McCourt & Company. North Wall Capital is behind Edward McCourt, which is staffed by a number of former Pogust Goodhead partners and is working closely with US firm Bailey Glasser International.
“We will be analyzing the judgment in depth before deciding on our next steps,” a spokesperson for the committee said. “As has always been the case, any decision will be made in the best interests of all claimants.”
Private Credit Investors Clash Over £36 Billion BHP Dam Lawsuit
Since claiming victory over the mining firms in court, the relationship between former Pogust Goodhead’s boss, Thomas Goodhead, and the firm’s funder Gramercy has soured. Gramercy alleged Goodhead had abused his expense account and spent lavishly on hotels and private planes — an allegation Thomas Goodhead denies.
Last month Thomas Goodhead revealed that he was working with Edward McCourt & Company in its bid to wrestle control.
“The committee did not have the power to terminate the agreement by exercising the powers of individual clients on their behalf,” Judge David Waksman said in the ruling.
PGMBM Law, formerly called Pogust Goodhead, sued BHP Group Ltd and Vale SA in the UK on behalf of more than 600,000 Brazilians affected by the 2015 Fundão dam collapse. North Wall Capital is financing the rival team seeking to replace PGMBM.
A committee tasked with managing the litigation agreement with PGMBM did not have the power to terminate the contract, a London judge ruled on Monday. The termination could have exposed more than 400,000 Brazilians to hefty costs for the money spent on litigation so far, the judge said.
The tussle over control of the high-stakes litigation emerged after BHP was found liable last year and must compensate victims. Another trial next year will decide the amount of money BHP will pay in compensation.
PGMBM challenged the client committee’s decision last month to replace it with little-known law firm Edward McCourt & Company. North Wall Capital is behind Edward McCourt, which is staffed by a number of former Pogust Goodhead partners and is working closely with US firm Bailey Glasser International.
“We will be analyzing the judgment in depth before deciding on our next steps,” a spokesperson for the committee said. “As has always been the case, any decision will be made in the best interests of all claimants.”
Private Credit Investors Clash Over £36 Billion BHP Dam Lawsuit
Since claiming victory over the mining firms in court, the relationship between former Pogust Goodhead’s boss, Thomas Goodhead, and the firm’s funder Gramercy has soured. Gramercy alleged Goodhead had abused his expense account and spent lavishly on hotels and private planes — an allegation Thomas Goodhead denies.
Last month Thomas Goodhead revealed that he was working with Edward McCourt & Company in its bid to wrestle control.
“The committee did not have the power to terminate the agreement by exercising the powers of individual clients on their behalf,” Judge David Waksman said in the ruling.
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