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14 January 2022

High Court once again upholds award of third party funding costs in arbitration

The Commercial Court has refused a challenge to an arbitral award brought on the basis of the tribunal’s award of the costs of third party funding to the …

29 June 2020

Commercial litigation podcast series – Episode 3: General update

21 November 2016

Court of Appeal upholds order for litigation funders to pay costs on the indemnity basis in high profile Excalibur litigation

Last Friday (18 November) the Court of Appeal dismissed an appeal brought by various third parties who funded the claims in the high profile …

15 September 2015

Article published on the future for Damages-Based Agreements

In early September the Civil Justice Council issued its report on DBAs, which makes a number of drafting and policy recommendations aimed at …

10 November 2014

Government rules out "hybrid" Damages-Based Agreements (DBAs)

The Ministry of Justice has asked the Civil Justice Council (CJC) to review the regulations governing DBAs to consider possible …

24 October 2014

Litigation funders ordered to pay indemnity costs

A High Court decision handed down yesterday (23 October) has significant implications both for third parties who fund litigation on commercial …

18 September 2013

High Court finds litigation funder was entitled to terminate funding agreement

In a rare decision on termination of a litigation funding agreement, the High Court has held that the funder validly terminated the agreement under a …

07 August 2012

Working party recommends no cap on contingency fees for commercial cases

The working party set up to consider fundamental issues relating to the planned introduction of contingency fees, or “damages based …

25 November 2011

New code of conduct for litigation funders

A new code of conduct for litigation funders (who fund litigation or arbitration in return for a share of the proceeds) was launched on Wednesday, …

09 March 2007

Recent case on champerty

The recent case of Mansell v Robinson [2007] EWHC 101 (QB) has demonstrated the court's modern, more flexible approach to the rules against champerty. …