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- Litigation_Funding_(UK) abstract "Litigation funding, also known as legal financing and third-party funding, enables a party to litigate or arbitrate without having to pay for it, whether because they are unable to pay for it or because they do not want to. A third party professional funder can pay some or all of the costs/expenses associated with a dispute in return for a share of the proceeds of the dispute if it is successful. If the litigation is not successful, the funder bears the costs it has agreed to fund. Whilst it is primarily large cases that receive funding, there is no official minimum requirement for funding as this is decided on merit by each individual funder on a case by case basis. New websites are also promoting the use of litigation crowdfunding for smaller disputes, in which case hundreds or thousands of individuals can help to pay for a legal dispute.Litigation funding can be broadly split into 4 different forms in the UK, Conditional fee agreements, Damages Based Agreements, Fixed Fees and Third Party Funding.Litigation funding is not a new concept. It has been permitted in England and Wales since 1967, but until relatively recently it was limited to insolvency situations. Litigation funding's journey from its prohibition in Ancient Greece to its present-day status as ‘the life-blood of the justice system’ were all covered in Lord Neuberger of Abbotsbury's lecture at Harbour's inaugural keynote address, ‘From Barretry, Maintenance & Champerty to Litigation Funding’ at Gray’s Inn, London, on 8 May 2013.Lord Neuberger is President of the UK Supreme Court.Selected key judgments relating to Litigation Funding, handed down by the Courts of England & Wales, are summarised below as well as key policy and regulatory developments.".
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- Litigation_Funding_(UK) wikiPageWikiLink Category:Lawsuits.
- Litigation_Funding_(UK) wikiPageWikiLink Category:Legal_costs.
- Litigation_Funding_(UK) wikiPageWikiLink Champerty_and_maintenance.
- Litigation_Funding_(UK) wikiPageWikiLink Contingent_fee.
- Litigation_Funding_(UK) wikiPageWikiLink Costs_in_English_law.
- Litigation_Funding_(UK) wikiPageWikiLink David_Neuberger,_Baron_Neuberger_of_Abbotsbury.
- Litigation_Funding_(UK) wikiPageWikiLink Insolvency.
- Litigation_Funding_(UK) wikiPageWikiLink Legal_financing.
- Litigation_Funding_(UK) wikiPageWikiLink Lord_Neuberger.
- Litigation_Funding_(UK) wikiPageWikiLinkText "Litigation Funding (UK)".
- Litigation_Funding_(UK) wikiPageWikiLinkText "litigation funding".
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- Litigation_Funding_(UK) subject Category:Lawsuits.
- Litigation_Funding_(UK) subject Category:Legal_costs.
- Litigation_Funding_(UK) comment "Litigation funding, also known as legal financing and third-party funding, enables a party to litigate or arbitrate without having to pay for it, whether because they are unable to pay for it or because they do not want to. A third party professional funder can pay some or all of the costs/expenses associated with a dispute in return for a share of the proceeds of the dispute if it is successful. If the litigation is not successful, the funder bears the costs it has agreed to fund.".
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