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The Law and Business of Litigation Finance
by: Steven Friel (Author),Anthony Sebok(Contributor),David Capper(Contributor),Jonathan Baes(Contributor),David Siffert(Contributor), Eric Schuller(Contributor), Lucy Pert (Contributor), Zachary Krug (Contributor), Simon Walsh (Contributor), Alex Lempiner (Contributor), Ravi Nayer (Contributor), Abdur-Razzaq Ahmed (Contributor), Christian Toms (Contributor), Ben Summerfield (Contributor), Emma Shafton (Contributor), Robin M. Davis (Contributor), Neill Shrimpton (Contributor), Imogen Winfield (Contributor), Charlie Morris (Contributor), Andrew Hill (Contributor), Philippa Beasley (Contributor), Mark Spiteri (Contributor), Alex Hickson (Contributor), Jared Wade (Contributor), Walter Mansfield (Contributor), David Tran (Contributor), John Middlemass (Contributor),Anisha Patel (Contributor)&26more
Publisher: Bloomsbury Professional
Publication Date: 2021/1/21
Language: English
Print Length: 496 pages
ISBN-10: 1526515253
ISBN-13: 9781526515254
Book Description
The Law and Business of Litigation Finance considers the inteational development of the law and practice of high value litigation and arbitration funding. It is an essential guide for those who provide or seek such funding, as well as for anyone who wishes to understand the litigation funding process and to avoid pitfalls.It answers questions such as:- How do litigation funders raise capital and how do they spend it?- What are their corporate and financial structures?- What type of cases do they invest in and what are their retus?- What are the key legal issues relating to litigation funding?The Law and Business of Litigation Finance assists various parties, including:- Those who do not have the resources or risk appetite to proceed in litigation or arbitration without financial support- Law firms who are interested in a significant business development opportunity, and fairer outcome for litigants- Insolvent estates, whose biggest assets are their potential claims- Judges, arbitrators and other neutral parties in funded dispute resolution cases- Regulators, legislators and policymakers in the fields of legal and financial services- Investors who seek high risk, high retu opportunitiesThe book is edited by one of the most accomplished litigation funders in the inteational market and has contributions from leading experts drawn from legal practice, financiers and academia. The focus is on the UK and the US, the two main centres for the inteational litigation funding industry, with reference to Australia, New Zealand and other select jurisdictions.As the first book on litigation finance to take an inteational, and particularly transatlantic, perspective, this is a must-have guide for all lawyers, commercial court judges, legal policy makers, regulators, investors, and academics in these jurisdictions.
About the Author
The Law and Business of Litigation Finance considers the inteational development of the law and practice of high value litigation and arbitration funding. It is an essential guide for those who provide or seek such funding, as well as for anyone who wishes to understand the litigation funding process and to avoid pitfalls.It answers questions such as:- How do litigation funders raise capital and how do they spend it?- What are their corporate and financial structures?- What type of cases do they invest in and what are their retus?- What are the key legal issues relating to litigation funding?The Law and Business of Litigation Finance assists various parties, including:- Those who do not have the resources or risk appetite to proceed in litigation or arbitration without financial support- Law firms who are interested in a significant business development opportunity, and fairer outcome for litigants- Insolvent estates, whose biggest assets are their potential claims- Judges, arbitrators and other neutral parties in funded dispute resolution cases- Regulators, legislators and policymakers in the fields of legal and financial services- Investors who seek high risk, high retu opportunitiesThe book is edited by one of the most accomplished litigation funders in the inteational market and has contributions from leading experts drawn from legal practice, financiers and academia. The focus is on the UK and the US, the two main centres for the inteational litigation funding industry, with reference to Australia, New Zealand and other select jurisdictions.As the first book on litigation finance to take an inteational, and particularly transatlantic, perspective, this is a must-have guide for all lawyers, commercial court judges, legal policy makers, regulators, investors, and academics in these jurisdictions.
