Mergers as well as credit facilities with litigation funders are increasingly viewed as viable options as regional outfits seek to grow rapidly.
May 09, 2022 at 06:45 AM
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Senior Reporter
Most regional law firm partners are considering external funding to expand their operations, new research has found.
According to new research by litigation and arbitration funder Harbour, 87% of non-London partners said they were considering private equity funding to enable their growth and 88% of non-London partners were “actively considering a credit facility from a litigation funder”.
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