A British court has rejected BHP’s request to appeal a judgment finding the company responsible for the collapse of a dam in Brazil in 2015. According to the reported outcome, the court’s earlier decision holds BHP liable for the disaster. The latest ruling denies BHP permission to bring an appeal, effectively upholding the original finding. The reports describe the case as concerning the 2015 dam collapse in Brazil and emphasize that BHP’s bid to challenge the decision is not being allowed by the court. While the sources do not add further detail on the legal reasoning or the scope of damages, they consistently state that the judgment has already been issued against BHP and that the company’s attempt to appeal has been refused. The reporting also frames the decision as involving a UK court proceeding, with BHP seeking to contest a determination of responsibility for the incident. The current development leaves the liability finding in place unless further legal steps are pursued beyond the permission to appeal stage.