Full Fed Australian Court affirms litigation funding legitimacy
Common fund orders are legal and not unconstitutional, as decided in a Federal Court appeal by Westpac against an 85,000-strong
Read moreCommon fund orders are legal and not unconstitutional, as decided in a Federal Court appeal by Westpac against an 85,000-strong
Read moreA new start-up has been using algorithms to search out civil lawsuits for investment purposes with the expectation of a
Read moreThe U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California has proposed a rule that would require parties in civil
Read moreThe New York City Bar Association won’t be disclosing comments it solicited as it decides whether to modify ethics rules
Read moreThe market for litigation finance shows no signs of slowing down, but pressure from rulemaking bodies and the judiciary may
Read moreA Disclosure Strategy On review of the studies and recent court opinions suggested a list of arguments to be made
Read moreThe past decade has seen the rise of litigation finance in the United States. Despite its relative infancy, the
Read moreModern-day third-party funding began to take off across the world in the 1990s. In 2010, the litigation finance sector was
Read moreOften, claimants considering litigation financing ask whether their potential financing must be disclosed to U.S. courts. For now, the answer
Read moreAs the industry of litigation finance continues to grow and become more popular, how will litigation financers differentiate themselves from
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