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Two Talent Tensions To Tackle In 2022
Law firm leaders will have to balance partners' expectations for higher pay in an environment less conducive to recent profitability gains, while also managing associates' need for flexibility as office returns become reality.
Amid Growing Appetite for Lit Finance, Burford Reports More Business
The funder committed $1.1 billion to new matters over the past year, an increase of over 45% from 2020.
Aligning Litigation and Finance Teams To Reduce Expenses and Enhance Liquidity
Research suggests that while two of three GCs say their companies have affirmative recovery programs, nearly half see room for improvement. Importantly, those that use legal finance to reduce the cost and risk of their affirmative recovery programs tend to see better results.
Legal Chiefs' Latest Quandary: How to Support Social Good While Avoiding Minefields
"Legal departments cannot be 'all things to all people.' They do not have the resources or ability to respond to every societal situation that requires remedy," said Jason Winmill, managing partner at Argopoint.
Lit Funders Found a Foothold in 2021: The Morning Minute
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Venture Capital: Forms and Analysis
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How New Jersey Made Waves in the Litigation Funding Industry's Steady 2021
A New Jersey magistrate judge's ruling that required disclosure was among the industry's notable moments in 2021.
Litigation Funding Continued to Mature in a Quiet but Healthy 2021
Funders are eager to make investments directly in law firms, but they don't expect these doors to open immediately.
Litigation Funding Continued to Mature in a Quiet but Healthy 2021 As Regulations Shift
The New York State Bar Association has advised that Empire State lawyers should not be partners, associates or otherwise employed by a firm that has direct or indirect ownership by nonlawyers.
Litigation Funding Continued to Mature in a Quiet but Healthy 2021
Utah and Arizona are changing the way they regulate lawyers and the legal industry, and other reforms in California and Florida could expand the map and give funders and law firms more certainty.
'The Ability to Read the Environment': Soft Skills Become Crucial for GCs
"The COVID experience has highlighted how flexibility, judgment, adaptability and even generalist skills—and not just deep legal expertise—are critical to the delivery of legal services," said Roxanne Khazarian, founder of Khazarian & Associates.TRENDING STORIES
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