Alternative litigation financing is becoming more common. My client wants to utilize an alternative litigation financing organization while his case is pending. Although I have recommended against it, ...

More than 20 states have enacted laws regulating third-party litigation funding (TPLF) disclosure, according to a new ...

While other states have passed, and are looking to pass, litigation funding laws that target investment by foreign adversaries, the Ohio law takes it a step further and outlaws all foreign investment ...

The decade-long war between the third-party litigation funding sector and the commercial insurance industry reached a turning point when North Carolina became the first state to ban commercial ...

Sept 9 (Reuters) - The U.S. District Court for the Western District of Louisiana said on Wednesday that any parties appearing in the district must disclose details ‌about their use of third-party ...

For many years now, third-party litigation financing has become an increasingly relevant consideration for parties to litigation nationwide. Many states have implemented varying levels of restrictions ...

Hodgen argues third-party litigation financing lets outside investors secretly profit from lawsuits, harming plaintiffs, trucking companies and the civil justice system. He says financing fuels ...

North Carolina enacted the first state law banning third-party litigation funding in civil cases. Ohio barred foreign participation in litigation financing and established new disclosure requirements.

Over the last two decades, the question of who foots the bill in group litigation has been changing. Litigation funding emerged in Australia in the 1990s and has since become a mainstream feature of ...

“There are no secret disclosures in the Federal Rules.” – Companies’ letter A coalition of 214 companies and organizations sent a letter on September 14 to Carolyn A. Dubay, Secretary of the Committee ...