Trial lawyers say litigation funding can level the playing field for plaintiffs, while the report blamed the industry for more cases going to trial rather than settling.
February 07, 2024 at 05:13 PM
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Litigation Reporter
Unregulated third-party litigation funding has subjected New York civil courts to “parasitism” and “fraud,” a white paper by Kahana & Feld’s Manhattan office argues.
TPLF is the growing industry through which plaintiffs, typically in personal injury cases, are advanced money for living expenses as the case plays out.
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TPLF is the growing industry through which plaintiffs, typically in personal injury cases, are advanced money for living expenses as the case plays out.
