‘David v. Goliath’ Mindset Gives Funders a PR Edge
With the U.S. Chamber of Commerce leading the effort to regulate – or even fully abolish – litigation funding, the nascent industry has already made some powerful enemies. The ‘War…

With the U.S. Chamber of Commerce leading the effort to regulate – or even fully abolish – litigation funding, the nascent industry has already made some powerful enemies. The ‘War…
The Law Commission of New Zealand suspended its examination of litigation funding last year due to resource constraints, but in the wake of several high profile class actions funded by…





John Beechey, one of the biggest names in international arbitration and former President of the ICC International Court of Arbitration, is retiring from his position as Chair of the International Chamber of Commerce’s (ICC’s) Arbitration programme in the UK, passing the torch on to his successor, Ania Farren, Managing Director of Vannin Capital. Ania will take up the reins from 20th June, supported by Iain Quirk from Essex Court Chambers and Guy Pendell from CMS, whom we welcome as a new Vice Chair in the UK leadership team.

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA 20 JUNE 2019: IMF Bentham (ASX:IMF) (operating in the US and Canada as Bentham IMF) announces the launch of a new US$500 million fund (‘Fund 5’) to underwrite non-US disputes around the…
Recently, Conagra Brands and Kraft Heinz sued Tyson Foods and other chicken suppliers for allegedly conspiring to inflate prices. That comes on the back of a large antitrust claim agains…
Institutional investors continue to pour money into the litigation finance sector. The prospect of attractive returns, uncorrelated to broader equity/bond markets, which may actually increase post-recession given the influx of…
At last week’s 2nd Annual Financing, Structuring and Investing in Litigation Finance conference, hosted by IMN in New York City, the third panel of the day discussed the topic of…

Litigation Capital Management Limited (AIM:LIT) (LCM), a leading international provider of litigation financing solutions, announces it has signed an agreement to fund a corporate portfolio transaction with a leading global aviation business.
UK law firm Rosenblatt went public last year, and in the process announced plans to open a litigation funding arm. The law firm now has five cases under consideration, and…

Lawdragon, a provider of free online guides for US-based legal news, has named IMF Bentham CEO Andrew Saker and Bentham IMF (the US subsidiary of IMF Bentham) CIO Allison Chock…
First there was Peter Thiel, who backed Hulk Hogan’s successful lawsuit against Gawker, and now there’s Ronald Perelman. Perelman, who runs the conglomerate MacAndrews & Forbes Group (MAFG), has been secretly…
The comment period for the NYC Bar’s recent opinion on third party funding has ended. The NYC Bar found that when funders collect a percentage of fees, the practice constitutes…

At yesterday’s 2nd annual IMN Conference on Litigation Finance, a crowd of industry participants, experts, and interested parties gathered at The Union League Club in Midtown Manhattan to discuss key…



AMP, the Aussie financial giant which is facing a massive shareholder class action being led by law firm Maurice Blackburn on a no win, no fee basis, is facing a…



Litigation Capital Management Limited (AIM:LIT), a leading international provider of litigation financing solutions, announces that the court has approved a settlement in respect of one of its class action litigation projects. This follows the negotiated settlement in principle of this litigation project announced on 20 March 2019.


There have been numerous attempts so far, and here comes another one: LawCoin is poised to introduce litigation finance to the blockchain by allowing accredited retail investors to finance and…