Litigation Finance Insights

California decision confirms reaffirms that work product protection shields litigation funding documents from discovery. Read more...

Every case, plaintiff or defendant, should start with a model that includes expected costs and a target resolution. There is no way to measure success, if you haven’t defined your expectations. You will also lack the tools needed to decide how much to spend, and when or if to settle. Read more...

Lawyers and clients alike will benefit from the State Bar committee's guidance on how to safely navigate the ethical rules while preserving litigants' access to the courts, says Julia Gewolb and Ralph Sutton in this article for The Recorder Read more...

When seeking litigation funding, sometimes a portfolio is a smart solution for the law firms and the clients. Here are four things to consider. Read more...

As Texas closes out the third quarter and the economy cautiously reopens, businesses continue to struggle with an uncertain future and the need to maximize assets. Funding can help. Read more...

Last week the Arizona Supreme Court abolished Rule 5.4 of the Arizona Rules of Professional Conduct. This gradual shift in views represents a big win for clients and may be a harbinger of major changes in law's business. Read more...

When seeking litigation finance, transparency and efficiency are key. Find out what funders look for when evaluating cases so you can save time and improve the likelihood of securing funding more quickly when the need arises. Read more...

The 2020 ABA guidelines on Litigation Finance serve an important purpose in educating the legal community about funding but they also oversimplify issues and might be misleading on risks. Read more...

Litigation funders can offer a lifeline to startups that are unwilling—or unable—to allocate resources to legal costs, all without requiring founders to part with their hard-earned equity. Read more...