Litigation Funding magazine provides accurate and in-depth coverage and comment on the complex issues of financing litigation and costs.
Claims firm goes under owing money to collapsed Woodville
Fairplane Solicitors conducting orderly wind-down and liaising with SRA over closure.
Litigation funder to close after posting £87m loss
Company made a profit on only one out of eight concluded cases in the past year.
Rugby claimants ordered to pay £1.5m over non-compliance with orders
Interim payments ordered by judges in both the Rugby League and Rugby Union group litigation.
Society fears new legal support grant will have 'limited impact'
Chancery Lane says £16m grant needs to be supported by regular investment in legal aid provision.
'Strong message': Society bolsters wellbeing and pro bono support
Three-year grants will see LawWorks receive £130,000 and LawCare £170,000 in first year.
Costs judge refuses fee uplift for McCann stalker case
Firm argued for fee uplift in case of woman jailed for harassing parents of disappeared three-year-old Madeleine.
Use costs to clamp down on 'AI slop', urges former lord chancellor
Sir Robert Buckland KC tells conference that artificial intelligence has spawned a ‘profound change in the economics of litigation’, at the expense of the justice system.
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