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LexShares Opens New $100M Litigation Fund to Investors

The litigation backer, which launched six years ago as a platform for individual investors to pick and choose between cases, also released new data on its investments so far.

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Litigation funder LexShares announced a new $100 million fund Wednesday, two years after closing its first fund allowing investments in a portfolio of lawsuits at $25 million.

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