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Validity Welcomes Marlon Becerra and Shao-Jia Chang for the 2021 Equal Access Fellowship
Validity Finance is pleased to welcome Harvard law students Marlon Becerra and Shao-Jia Chang for its 2021 Equal Access Fellowship. The program, in its third year, provides a 10-week paid summer fellowship to first-year law students of diverse backgrounds.
Both Law Firms and Plaintiffs Benefit from the Expanding Consumer Legal Funding Industry
The following piece is a contribution by Charles W. Price, CEO of Capital Now Funding, LLC.
The following scenario was once all too common – plaintiffs injured in an accident, waiting impatiently for a complex lawsuit to settle. With the clock ticking and the plaintiff often unable to work, there was little they could do except wait for the phone to ring while medical and other bills kept piling up. Meanwhile, their attorneys must candidly tell them that it will be weeks to months or years before they might receive their settlement money.
Why Choose a Reliable Legal Funder? Ask Feltex Carpet!
Can failure to provide security for costs derail an otherwise meritorious case? It appears that’s what happened in a New Zealand-based collective action against Feltex Carpets. The case was funded, but stopped abruptly when funders failed to provide security for costs. Why did that happen?
Federal Equity Receivers Can Improve Recoveries with Legal Funding
Contingency arrangements are often used by federal equity receivers when financial constraints keep them from pursuing litigation against fraudsters. These arrangements can shave off a sizable portion of the expected recovery—up to 50% in some cases.
Harvard Law Students Marlon Becerra and Shao-Jia Chang Selected for Validity Finance’s 2021 Equal Access Fellowship
Leading litigation funder Validity Finance has selected Harvard law students Marlon Becerra and Shao-Jia Chang for its 2021 Equal Access Fellowship. The program, in its third year, provides a 10-week paid summer fellowship to first-year law students of diverse backgrounds.
