The Future of Litigation Finance in Australia
Australia is oftentimes considered to be the birthplace of modern litigation financing. During the 1990s, Australia established itself as the
Read moreAustralia is oftentimes considered to be the birthplace of modern litigation financing. During the 1990s, Australia established itself as the
Read more“Access to our courts is expensive—prohibitively so for the vast majority of class action plaintiffs”. Tyler W. Hill, “Financing the Class:
Read moreThe United States Chamber of Commerce and other critics of litigation finance would have you believe that the business of
Read moreIn a recent post, we discussed a Canadian case in which a plaintiff class and its litigation funder sought court
Read moreOne of the principal benefits of litigation funding is it facilitates a more just and efficient allocation of the risk
Read moreThere is on-going uncertainty about whether and to what extent agreements for third-party litigation funding can be subject to discovery.
Read moreCanadian courts have been reluctant to approve third-party litigation funding, which is partly due to its potentially negative implications. The
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