Australia Debates Litigation Payout Cap
Class action reforms are being assessed across Australia. Concern has been raised over a proposed 30% cap on litigation funding payouts. Critics say that the cap would seriously hamper access…
Class action reforms are being assessed across Australia. Concern has been raised over a proposed 30% cap on litigation funding payouts. Critics say that the cap would seriously hamper access…
According to Advanced Market Analytics, the world-wide litigation finance market is expected to continue its acceleration. The company’s research explores litigation finance’s evolving trends, opportunities, drivers and red flags across…
The emergence of litigation finance in mainstream society over the last decade is built upon a rich history. With the invention of legal systems and processes, third party investment of…
On Thursday February 3, 2022 the New York State Bar Association (NYSBA) will host a seminar titled, “Litigation Finance In 2022: Ethical Considerations For Attorneys And Current Marketplace Trends.” Read…
Olivia de Patoul, Senior Legal Counsel for the Asia-Pacific region at third-party funder Deminor, recently discussed enforcement issues with third party funders. Read More…
Federal Rule 26 serves as general guidance to the duty of disclosure during discovery proceedings. The question is, should litigation finance agreements fall under Federal Rule 26’s purview? Significant effort…
Anyone seeking to challenge a litigation funding agreement got a severe message from the Fifth Circuit court in December. The message is: You’d better have standing. An opinion by Judge…
After a notable career with Time Warner, Chris Bogart co-founded Burford Capital, now the global leader in litigation finance. It began with a simple idea: develop a third-party funding company…
Nearly 78,000 people have donated in an effort to crowdfund cases in the Scottish courts. A study published in Edinburgh Law Review details that The People’s Action on Section 30…