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The U.S. government has intervened in the long-running battle over an $18 billion judgment against Argentina, urging a federal judge not to hold the country in contempt for allegedly failing…

The Unified Patent Court’s Court of Appeal has issued a landmark ruling that could reshape how patent disputes are funded across Europe. In a decision overturning four million Euros in…

The question of who pays for Nicolas Maduro’s legal representation has become a flashpoint in his federal drug trafficking prosecution, after the U.S. government reversed course on allowing Venezuela to…

The world’s largest litigation finance firm posted a mixed set of results for 2025, pairing record new business activity with near-term earnings that fell short of market expectations. As reported…

A leading UK litigation funding expert has urged Parliament to consider making legal expenses insurance compulsory for all citizens as a means of improving access to justice. As reported by…

An Illinois state legislator has introduced new legislation aimed at bringing transparency and consumer protections to the state’s growing third-party litigation funding market. As reported by AOL, State Rep. Dan…

The litigation finance industry is expanding its global footprint with the announcement of LITFINCON Asia, a new conference set to bring together key players in legal finance for the first…

In what is being described as an unprecedented action in French corporate law, nearly 800 shareholders have filed a civil liability claim against Deloitte & Associes and Grant Thornton, the…

A £480 million collective proceedings claim against chipmaker Qualcomm has been withdrawn in full after the UK consumer group Which? reassessed its position following trial evidence. The settlement, which requires…

Burford Capital, a leading litigation financier, has been targeted for document production in a dispute over third party funding in Germany, according to a report, pulling the funder into an…

A litigation funding startup founder is making the case that technology, disciplined underwriting, and alignment with law firms will define the next phase of growth in the funding industry. In…

Artificial intelligence is rapidly moving from a back-office efficiency tool to a central driver of strategy in mass tort litigation, with significant implications for plaintiff firms, defense counsel, and the…

U.S. lawmakers are seeking to impose new transparency requirements on third-party litigation financing in major lawsuits, while carving out protections for nonprofit legal organizations that receive funding to provide free…

A UK-based litigation funder is seeking to reset its strategy and reassure investors after liquidating one of its key funds, underscoring the mounting pressures facing capital providers in an increasingly…

A dispute emerging from the long-running talc litigation against Johnson & Johnson has spilled into a new front, as a plaintiffs’ law firm has filed suit against its own litigation…

A recent Australian decision has delivered an important reminder on the limits of recoverable damages in funded litigation, ruling that a successful party cannot pass on its litigation funder’s commission…

Loopa Finance has announced the successful closing of its third litigation finance vehicle, raising USD 70 million and pushing the firm’s total capital commitments past the USD 100 million mark…

Legal-Bay has highlighted an $8.5 million jury verdict against Uber in an Arizona bellwether sexual assault trial, a result that may influence settlement postures across similar dockets. The Arizona jury…

Misconceptions about third party funding continue to surface in policy debates and courtrooms, yet the commercial litigation finance market has become a practical bridge to justice for businesses facing costly…

A bipartisan coalition of U.S. Senators introduced sweeping federal legislation on February 12, 2026, that would require mandatory disclosure of third-party litigation funding (TPLF) in class actions and multi-district litigation…

Arizona is moving to tighten oversight of law firms that outsource legal work across state lines, signaling a renewed focus on the ethics and economics of cross-border legal services. The…

A senior legal executive at CSAA Insurance Group has signaled what she describes as a potential turning point in the long-running conflict between insurers and the litigation finance industry. Speaking…

Axiom, the global legal talent and services provider, has decided to close its Arizona-based law firm, Axiom Advice & Counsel, marking the end of a high-profile experiment under the state’s…

Global litigation funder Omni Bridgeway has released a positive second quarter portfolio update, pointing to strong completion metrics and reinforcing confidence in its diversified funding strategy across jurisdictions and dispute…

A Manchester based litigation funder has made a significant technology bet, committing £10 million to artificial intelligence while cautioning that parts of the legal funding sector risk falling behind if…

Litigation funder Burford Capital has secured a notable appellate victory in a long running antitrust dispute tied to allegations of price fixing in the US meat industry. The decision strengthens…

A pivotal prosecution witness in the federal criminal case against prominent Supreme Court advocate Tom Goldstein saw his credibility sharply undermined under cross-examination, raising new questions about the strength of…

In the wake of the UK Supreme Court’s landmark R (on the application of PACCAR Inc) v Competition Appeal Tribunal decision, which held that many common litigation funding agreements (LFAs)…

A new interview offers a candid look at how litigation funding startups are being shaped by founders with deep experience inside the legal system. Speaking from the perspective of a…

The High Court of Australia has delivered a significant decision clarifying the limits of recoverable damages in funded litigation, confirming that claimants cannot recover litigation funding commissions or fees as…