Malaysia has taken a major step forward in modernising its arbitration landscape with the entry into force of the Arbitration (Amendment) Act 2024 (Act) and the Code of Practice...

The Singapore Court of Appeal has upheld a decision by the Singapore High Court that a costs undertaking given by Omni Bridgeway was an adequate form of security for costs.

In-house attorneys are under constant scrutiny by their business colleagues to optimize legal department budgets. To avoid sacrificing quality for affordability with outside counsel...

Firm leaders are looking for alternatives to avoid further cuts, increase market share, and boost revenue.

Foreign claimants might be confronted with a duty to provide security for costs if they commence court proceedings in Germany.

After years of hard-fought litigation, most claimants are thrilled to obtain a final and enforceable judgment or arbitration award. However, more often than one thinks, this excitement is followed by the disappointing...

In recent years, investigative journalism1 and international corruption prosecutions2 have trained a spotlight on the world of offshore finance, frequently used by ultra-high net worth individuals to insulate their assets from their personal liabilities and fend off creditors and prosecutors alike.

The In-House View' is a series by former in-house counsel, Carrie Freed, and commercial litigator, Matt Leland, discussing strategies for how legal departments...

In today's regulatory and financial environment, resolving complex non-performing loans (NPLs) is no longer optional - it's strategic. Around the world, banks are being compelled to move from passive provisioning...

Once again, many large insurance companies have reported record profits for the 2025 calendar year. Earnings calls, annual reports, and shareholder presentations...

Recent articles published on Bloomberg Law1 and Law3602 have suggested that third-party litigation finance providers are "fleeing" the District of Delaware...

Arvindran Manoosegaran, an investment manager at Omni Bridgeway Singapore, recently authored an article in the Thought Leaders 4 Fire Crypto & Digital Assets in Disputes Series.

For at least the last decade, insurers and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce have unsuccessfully sought to enlarge the scope of Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 26(f) to require the blanket disclosure of litigation finance...

Omni Bridgeway's expertise, assistance and funding help you to recover what is due to you...

Chief Justice Marshall defined a corporation as "an artificial being, invisible, intangible, and existing only in contemplation of law ... possess[ing] only those properties which the charter...

In this article, I share four over-arching themes that are constants in successful claims: the calibre of the legal team, clarity on goals and strategy, alignment of stakeholders and communication.

Yet convincing their clients to move forward with litigation—no matter how lucrative it may ultimately be—is another matter entirely.

One of the significant risks that creditors weigh when deciding whether to lend money is bankruptcy risk: can the borrower use the bankruptcy laws to discharge the debt or compel the creditor to accept less than it bargained for?

Today, it's standard practice to obtain a litigation budget at the outset of a claim. This wasn't always the case.

Construction disputes are often complicated, costly and slow to resolve.