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ARTICLE · 03 FEBRUARY 2021

A State-by-State Guide To Litigation Finance Disclosure

Due to the overwhelming response to our earlier alert regarding the process for uncovering litigation funding in New York State

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Due to the overwhelming response to our earlier alert regarding the process for uncovering litigation funding in New York State, we now share an overview of similar procedures for determining whether a plaintiff has taken out a loan in 12 other states.

Arizona, California, Connecticut, Florida, Illinois, and Oregon have UCC searches similar to New York's, all of which require no sign-in or fee:

  • Undoubtedly the most valuable of this list, Arizona's state website allows an individual to view the filing and does not redact the lien amount, which allows a user to view the unpaid balance, the penalty, the interest, and the total amount of the lien.
  • California's Secretary of State website currently allows free searches for UCC documents filed through December 1, 2020. The information produced on the website includes the debtor name and address, the secured party name and address, the file number, the filing date, and the lapse date.

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