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Regulatory and legal issues surrounding the burgeoning litigation finance market, as well as deals, financials, and analysis of how litigation funding is changing the practice of law.
By Ross Todd | October 27, 2021
Insurers often put $9 on the line for every $1 taken in on premiums for policies designed to help protect businesses from catastrophic judgments or preserve the benefits of favorable ones. "We're really making sure that we have very, very high level of confidence in the outcomes of those litigations before we ever send them out to market," Kyriacou says.
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By Lauryn Pierro | October 19, 2021
Singapore's Ministry of Law announced in June it was expanding third-party funding arrangements for domestic arbitration funding.
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By Dan Packel | October 13, 2021
The Equity Project launched three years ago with $50 million to support women-led matters.
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By Kenneth Harmon | October 4, 2021
California is a bellwether for legal industry perceptions of litigation finance. What happens in California concerning the ongoing debate over disclosure is no exception.
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By Christopher Niesche | September 30, 2021
A body that promotes class actions in Australia called the incoming new law "sabotage".
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By Dan Packel | September 27, 2021
Stephen O'Neil joined DLA Piper in August after 12 years as a partner at EY. He and Americas chairman Frank Ryan shared their thoughts on the firm's strategic direction.
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By Dan Packel | September 14, 2021
Matthew Cantor joined the company last year, and he will oversee former head of litigation finance Charles Schmerler, a former Norton Rose Fulbright partner.
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By Dan Packel | September 14, 2021
Matthew Cantor joined the company last year, and he will oversee former head of litigation finance Charles Schmerler, a former Norton Rose Fulbright partner.
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By Ross Todd | September 1, 2021
A comprehensive survey of 52 cases where judges have considered whether to force parties to hand over their communications with litigation funders finds the "vast majority" deny such requisitions because of the work-product doctrine.
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By Carl J. Schaerf and Gary N. Smith | July 21, 2021
New Jersey's new local federal rule seems intended to strike a balance, requiring a showing of good cause before chasing down records that might be compromising.
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