Litigation Finance – A Modest Proposal
Litigation finance, broadly speaking, refers to a third party with capital that is willing to fund the costs of
Read moreLitigation finance, broadly speaking, refers to a third party with capital that is willing to fund the costs of
Read moreThe three categories of interactions within third-party funding are transactional, procedural, and ethical. First, with respect to the transactional category,
Read moreFor the past 55 years, the number of civil cases disposed of by trials in all courts has continuously shrunk.
Read moreMs. Nichols asked for $75,000 online to bail her son out, who is being held in Las Vegas awaiting a
Read moreIn New Mexico, an individual by the name of Dawn had run out of gas. She had driven her tank
Read moreAs time has progressed, litigation finance has become a more attractive career path for lawyers who have grown tired of
Read moreOften, claimants considering litigation financing ask whether their potential financing must be disclosed to U.S. courts. For now, the answer
Read moreSingapore: With the March 1, 2017, Civil Law Act, litigation financing was allowed for international arbitrations. Under this framework, litigation
Read moreWith the cost of litigation and arbitration increasing, the idea of seeking funding from a third party in exchange for
Read moreThe three categories of interactions within third-party funding are transactional, procedural, and ethical. First, with respect to the transactional category,
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