The Small vs. the Large: A Tale of Litigation Finance
Kazakhstan Kagazy is one of the few paper recycling and cardboard production companies based in Central Asia. Tomas Mateos became
Read moreKazakhstan Kagazy is one of the few paper recycling and cardboard production companies based in Central Asia. Tomas Mateos became
Read moreAlmost all commercial litigation finance agreements involve the nonrecourse investment of money in exchange for a percentage of the settlement
Read moreThird-party litigation financers are incredibly aware that most of their business is conducted with plaintiff-clients. As a result, half of
Read moreThere are a great number of appeals to using litigation finance to fund or defend against a claim. However, the
Read moreThird-party financing takes several forms in the United States. Three of these forms include: (1) public interest organizations, (2) contingency
Read moreOutside financing can shape litigation incentives at several levels; from individual litigant choices to international cooperation. The availability of outside
Read moreThe party who has the most money should never matter, but unfortunately it does. Plaintiffs with meritorious claims receive less-than
Read moreEvolving courts in Australia now endorse the positive role litigation finance can play in litigation. The Australian litigation finance industry
Read moreLitigation financing has evolved from a nearly unknown and relatively secluded practice to a well-known and thriving industry. Several factors
Read moreThird-party financing allows for greater access to the justice system by providing resources to those parties who otherwise do not
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