Litigation Funding Regulation in England and Wales
Perhaps nothing demonstrates the growing importance of litigation funding than the fact that government regulators are beginning to pay attention
Read morePerhaps nothing demonstrates the growing importance of litigation funding than the fact that government regulators are beginning to pay attention
Read moreUp until now, almost all third-party litigation funding came from investors who sought to gain directly from the recovery in
Read moreNotwithstanding widespread criticism, litigation funding continues to grow and gain acceptance in a variety of ways. Recent events show that
Read moreWhile laws continually change and evolve, many believe that the legal system is stagnant. Things have continually been done the
Read moreIt used to be taken for granted that large firms did not take cases on a contingent fee basis. If
Read moreWhen a company becomes insolvent, it can be difficult for a bankruptcy trustee or liquidator to find the resources to
Read moreMore and more sophisticated investors are recognizing that investing in litigation finance can be an effective strategy to minimize the
Read moreNow that document discovery increasingly means e-discovery, it can be exceptionally costly to produce and review voluminous electronically stored information
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
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