The Legal and Ethical Environment
“Champerty” is a medieval legal doctrine that prohibited the sharing of litigation proceeds between a litigant and a third party,
Read more“Champerty” is a medieval legal doctrine that prohibited the sharing of litigation proceeds between a litigant and a third party,
Read moreModern-day third-party funding began to take off across the world in the 1990s. In 2010, the litigation finance sector was
Read moreIn established industries, there are generally a set of rules that outline the best practices for individuals and organizations. However,
Read moreAs the industry of litigation finance continues to grow and become more popular, how will litigation financers differentiate themselves from
Read moreNotwithstanding widespread criticism, litigation funding continues to grow and gain acceptance in a variety of ways. Recent events show that
Read moreThis blog is specifically targeted at concerns for the plaintiff’s lawyer to consider when their client is utilizing litigation funding.
Read moreFull disclosure is an important part of making any transaction work. This applies to litigation funding transactions to the same
Read moreOf course, attorneys must always be sensitive to their ethical obligations, especially their ethical obligations to their clients. But those
Read moreWhen a client retains an attorney for representation in a lawsuit, he will, of course, rely on the attorney’s judgment
Read more“Timing is everything,” as the saying goes. When it comes to obtaining litigation financing, timing may not be everything, but
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