Murray Klippenstein
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About Murray
Murray Klippenstein is the founding principal of Klippensteins, a Toronto public interest law practice. He was co-counsel in an eleven-year class action arising from mass arrests during the 2010 G20 summit in Toronto, which settled with a public police acknowledgement and compensation for arrestees, and acted for Mayan Q'eqchi' plaintiffs in mining-related litigation against Hudbay Minerals that reached a settlement in 2024.
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