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Yukon court keeps Glencore counsel in shareholder dispute

In November 2022, the Yukon Supreme Court rejected an attempt to remove Glencore's lawyers from an oppression lawsuit concerning Katanga Mining. The evidence didn't establish a disqualifying conflict or show that the lawyers would probably be material witnesses. The court ordered increased costs but didn't decide the underlying shareholder claim.

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