“Litigation financing” (also known as litigation funding or legal funding) basically describes the provision of money by a third-party litigation financer unrelated to the lawsuit, to a plaintiff in litigation in return for a portion of the financial recovery (settlement, award, judgment, verdict or otherwise) the plaintiff obtains. If the plaintiff recovers nothing, the litigation financer also receives nothing, as these are “non-recourse” transactions. Such transac...
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