In January 2026, the Citizens Against Law Firm Abuse ("CALA"), released a report entitled "The Impact of Third-Party Litigation Funding on US Business Activity and Consumers...

Third-party litigation funding is a multibillion-dollar U.S. industry in which investors help litigants and law firms pay legal fees and expenses in exchange for a return from a winning case or cases.

Legal disputes involving portfolio companies may be common in the lifecycle of a private equity transaction, yet they're rarely treated as opportunities.

The United States has long purported to be a champion of arbitration. This stance is embodied both in the "pro-arbitration" Federal Arbitration Act enacted by Congress nearly...

One of the many controversies buffeting the legal community over the past few months has been the fate of the Corporate Transparency Act, part of a larger anti-money laundering...

August may be considered the doldrums of the legal calendar — a month with few if any hearings, vacations for judges and lawyers alike, and preparation for a new court term in the autumn.