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ARTICLE · 29 NOVEMBER 2021

Litigation Funding – For The Many Or The Few?

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For many, litigation funding will be a term regularly associated with high value disputes and group actions.

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Who is litigation funding for? 

For many, litigation funding will be a term regularly associated with high value disputes and group actions. Previously viewed as a tool for those involved in the most complex disputes, access to funding may not have seemed a realistic possibility for some. However, the tide is changing. Litigation funding is increasingly being viewed as an avenue to promoting access to justice across a diverse range of disputes.

It is true that litigation funding is an opportunity for investors to make profit, and the obvious hurdle to receiving litigation funding is having a case regarded as worthwhile for the investor. In the past, funders will have been particularly interested in cases of a particular type (in which they have experience or expertise) and size (those of high value, which are more likely to result in high return).

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