One that persists is that disputes funding is akin to gambling.

According to global law firm Norton Rose Fulbright, and as evidenced by the firm's 2016 Litigation Trends Annual Survey, the use of third party funders in commercial (and other) litigation...

Following its late 2019 acquisition of Vannin Capital, Fortress Investment Group LLC has announced that the operations of the UK-based litigation funder—including a number of its employees...

With the development of the DIFC and ADGM international legal centres, the benefits of third party funding are becoming available to more businesses in the Middle East.

You are the chief financial officer of an up and coming high growth company.

Professional third-party funding is a high-risk investment activity.

Once upon a time, litigation funding was champertous and unlawful.

As a dispute resolution funding company, Vannin Capital works with leading lawyers and experts across the globe funding complex, high value disputes. The cases we fund are often at the forefront of legal developments.

Erin Miller Rankin talks to Yasmin Mohammad about the landmark decision in Essar Oilfields Services Ltd v Norscot Rig Management Pvt Ltd awarding the costs of funding to a claimant.

In ‘the view from abroad' section, we take a closer look at Australia - one of the world's strongest and most progressive third party litigation funding markets

While many of these claims are being brought by large commercial organisations (often with the support of third party litigation funders), there is now also the first application to bring a major collective damages...

Raymond Cox QC of Fountain Court Chambers examines the current state of the UK litigation funding industry and the benefits a more mature funding market could bring.

Calculating damages in the context of a dispute often differs from similar exercises conducted in a commercial context.

I am delighted to present the sixth issue of Clyde & Co's International Arbitration 1/3LY.

Have perceptions of competition litigation changed amongst your clients in recent years.

Maritime salvage principles are used to ensure insolvency practitioners are paid properly incurred litigation costs.

In this edition of Who Wins, Where and Why?, I have the privilege to write about my adoptive home – Paris, France.

There is Jersey case law which clearly shows that, in principle, commercial litigation funding is permitted.

The popularity of international arbitration in Paris has been established for decades.

Competition between jurisdictions in Asia keen to promote themselves as hubs for international arbitration is flourishing: Hong Kong and Singapore remain at the forefront, but other contenders...