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Why consider litigation funding as part of your investment portfolio? 📈 Steady Returns: Historically, litigation funding has generated stable returns per annum, significantly outperforming traditional asset classes. 💼 Risk Mitigation: Investments have various security measures, including After-the-Event (ATE) insurance, covering costs if a case is unsuccessful, and ensuring capital protection. 📊 Portfolio Diversification: Litigation funding investments spread capital across multiple claims, law firms, and case types, minimising risk and enhancing portfolio diversification. 🔓 Accessibility: Lower investment entry points in small-ticket cases compared to larger litigation funders make it an accessible investment option for investors. 🌐 Uncorrelated: Litigation funding is largely uncorrelated with traditional markets, providing stability and resilience against economic volatility. Visit our website to find out more https://buff.ly/4cLfdh9 #LitigationFunding #LitigationFinance #AlternativeInvestments #FenchurchLegal

Proposals for an ‘Ethically Sound And Financially Robust’ Future of Litigation Funding As we look forward to the next decade of litigation funding, it appears that the loudest voices discussing what the industry might look like are coming from outside the sector. However, a new article from a European funder argues that the industry’s own leaders should take a proactive stance towards shaping the future of litigation finance. In a blog post on LinkedIn, Gabriel Olearnik, partner and head of special situations at LitFin - Litigation Financiers, offers his thoughts on the future of litigation funding, and how the industry can continue to grow. Olearnik frames the article from his own personal perspective, suggesting that his views on the subject may be considered ‘heretical’ to some. He argues that in order for the funding industry to grow in a sustainable manner, ‘we must address the inherent challenges and ethical dilemmas it presents with clarity and dynamism.’ https://lnkd.in/gcr6Hb4b #litigationfinance #litigationfunding #litfin #legalfinance

How can technology transform the litigation finance lifecycle, and are you leveraging it to its fullest potential? In an industry traditionally driven by expertise and intuition, technology is opening new doors to optimize every stage of the litigation process. Are you ready to explore its full potential and stay ahead of the curve? Join us next week at the 7th Annual LF Dealmakers Forum, the premier event for thought leaders in litigation finance, from September 17-19 in NYC, where we will explore this game-changing topic in the panel discussion: LEVERAGING TECHNOLOGY TO OPTIMIZE THE LITIGATION LIFECYCLE AND OPPORTUNITIES. 🔍 What You’ll Learn: • How technology can enhance case origination • Advances in financial modeling capabilities • Barriers to adopting and implementing tech solutions • Should you build internal tools or partner with external providers? 🎤 Meet the Experts: Isabel Yishu Yang, CEO, ArbiLex (Moderator) Evyatar Ben Artzi, CEO, Darrow AI Alison Hawthorne, Principal, Beasley Allen Law Firm Eva Shang, Co-Founder & CEO, Legalist Eamon Walsh, President, US Market, Advoc8se 📣 With the event just one week away, very few seats remain! Don’t miss your chance to learn from these innovators and gain actionable insights into the future of litigation finance. Register now: https://lnkd.in/ezf5X34y #LFDealmakers #LitigationFinance #LegalTech #NetworkingEvent #TechnologyInLaw

Are you ready to explore the cutting edge of litigation finance in global group actions? With just one week to go until the landmark LF Dealmakers | European Edition, don't miss out on the featured session: GLOBAL GROUP ACTIONS PART 2: FUNDING UPDATES AND OPPORTUNITIES. This discussion is a deep dive into the forefront of litigation finance, highlighting which cases are drawing funds in areas like competition, data & privacy, securities, and ESG. Join us to scrutinize the data, trends, and the vast opportunities that span across jurisdictions and even cross borders. 🔹 LF Dealmakers | European Edition 🔹 Date & Time: April 18-19 🔹 Location: Royal Lancaster London Discover the innovative structures behind today's most talked-about deals and learn from a panel of experts who are leading the charge in this dynamic field: Industry-Leading Speakers: - Tanya Lansky, Managing Director, LionFish Litigation Finance Limited (Moderator) - Andrew Leitch, Partner, Bryan Cave LLP - Steve Nober, Founder & CEO, Consumer Attorney Marketing Group, Inc. (CAMG) - Harshiv Thakerar, CIO, Asertis Ltd - Carlos Ara Triadú, Partner, Cuatrecasas This is an unparalleled opportunity for legal professionals, financiers, and anyone interested in the latest developments in litigation finance. Whether you're looking to understand how to leverage these financial tools or seeking insights on the next big opportunity, this session is designed for you. 🚀 Secure your spot now and join us in shaping the future of litigation finance. For registration and more details, visit: https://lnkd.in/eMSNVx29 #GlobalGroupActions #LitigationFinance #LegalTrends #ESG #FundingOpportunities #InnovationInLaw #CollectiveRedress

Damian Carter and Jessica Kraja provide an overview on how litigation funding can be used effectively for disputes involving companies and shareholders. Third party litigation funding is a way to finance litigation with funds provided by a third party litigation funder. It is non-recourse financing — the funder only gets repaid, (and is paid a multiple of its investment amount), if the claim is successful. “Enable” is a bespoke all-in-one litigation funding product developed by Weightmans in conjunction with a broker, funder, and insurer which takes the cost risks out of litigation for commercial claims requiring litigation funding and adverse costs cover. Read the full insight 👉 https://bit.ly/49bUQI7 #litigationfunding #litigation #finance

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What will it take for the litigation finance industry to navigate the mounting regulatory pressures at both state and federal levels? With scrutiny intensifying, it's more critical than ever for industry leaders to stay informed and united. Litigation finance policy in the United States remains a complex patchwork, with each state taking its own approach. But how is this "laboratory of the states" evolving? What challenges remain, and what new regulations might be on the horizon? These are the pressing questions we'll address during our “DEEP DIVE: DIGGING INTO THE DETAILS OF DISCLOSURE” panel at the upcoming 7th Annual LF Dealmakers Forum on September 17-19 in NYC. To further inform these discussions, check out our Dealmakers LINE featured report, “The Patchwork Quilt” from last year, which examines the current state of regulation, legislation, and case law across the U.S. and offers insights into what may lie ahead. Join us next month at LF Dealmakers as we explore these critical issues and work together to navigate the evolving landscape of litigation finance: https://lnkd.in/dgG7QC9 #LFdealmakers #litigationfunding #disclosure #regulation #policy

A really helpful note from Damian Carter and Jessica Kraja on how our Enable litigation funding can help you pursue a dispute. Take a look and get in touch if you would like to know more.

In an industry where the only constant is change, the latest report on the state of litigation funding in the U.S. presents a compelling snapshot of current trends and future directions. As professionals navigating the complexities of legal finance, it's critical to stay informed about the shifts in deal commitments, which have recently seen a notable dip. This analysis not only sheds light on the reasons behind these fluctuations but also offers valuable insights into how they might affect our strategies and decision-making processes moving forward. For all involved in litigation funding, this article is a great read, offering a perspective on the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead in this dynamic sector. #LitigationFunding #LegalFinance #USLaw #LegalTrends #LegalInsights https://lnkd.in/eTYnqpXS

In an industry where the only constant is change, the latest report on the state of litigation funding in the U.S. presents a compelling snapshot of current trends and future directions. As professionals navigating the complexities of legal finance, it's critical to stay informed about the shifts in deal commitments, which have recently seen a notable dip. This analysis not only sheds light on the reasons behind these fluctuations but also offers valuable insights into how they might affect our strategies and decision-making processes moving forward. For all involved in litigation funding, this article is a great read, offering a perspective on the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead in this dynamic sector. #LitigationFunding #LegalFinance #USLaw #LegalTrends #LegalInsights https://lnkd.in/eTYnqpXS