Litigation Funding magazine provides accurate and in-depth coverage and comment on the complex issues of financing litigation and costs.
UK's lit funding market ‘losing out to international rivals’
Failure to reverse the Supreme Court’s 2023 PACCAR ruling is the ‘main drawback’, study finds.
Ombudsman can't cope with costs disputes, Law Society warns
Judges want to push more costs cases out of court and into adjudication or mediation.
'Too risky': Home Office reluctant to let go of Windrush compensation scheme
Members of the same family who have applied for Windrush compensation are receiving different awards – however, the Home Office believes letting another department run the compensation scheme would be a bad idea, a parliamentary debate has revealed.
Consumer advice report reveals need for class action cash
Research commissioned by Access to Justice Foundation shows £10.40 benefit for every £1 invested in free consumer advice.
Pogust lands extra $150m and 'world's most-feared firm' for Mariana Dam showdown
Firm says funding and deal with Quinn Emanuel will give it the 'resources, expertise and resolve' it needs for quantum phase of mammoth group claim.
Probate fees set for massive increase
Ministry of Justice throws in a couple of surprises in wider package of fee increases.
Firm denied £30,000 success fee over 'desultory' insurance checks
Judge says checks on client's legal expenses policy were designed so they would commit to a CFA.
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