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Perspective

Nov. 17, 2012

Litigation funding lands in America

A recent decision is likely to bolster the prospects of increased third-party litigation funding. By Kenneth A. Linzer and Elisha E. Weiner of Hobart Linzer LLP


By Kenneth A. Linzer and Elisha E. Weiner


Often the most frightening question for a lawyer with a client considering obtaining third-party funding is:


What can I discuss with a potential funder to get my client the money they need to maintain the litigation, without harming my client's case by waiving the attorney-client or work product privileges?


A recent federal case out of Pennsylvania provides some much needed guidance in this area. ...

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