The Civil Justice Council (CJC) looks set to back 'light-touch' regulation of the fast-emerging market for third-party dispute funding, in a move that could further usher the model into the mainstream of UK litigation.Senior lawyers are expecting the CJC to recommend avoiding tough regulation of the sector after a 'summit' meeting last week with senior lawyers and funding professionals to canvass views on the issue.
February 14, 2008 at 12:08 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
The Civil Justice Council (CJC) looks set to back ‘light-touch’ regulation of the fast-emerging market for third-party dispute funding, in a move that could further usher the model into the mainstream of UK litigation.
Senior lawyers are expecting the CJC to recommend avoiding tough regulation of the sector after a ‘summit’ meeting last week with senior lawyers and funding professionals to canvass views on the issue.
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