Westminster Legal Policy Forum Keynote Seminar: The Future of Third-Party Litigation Funding

Westminster Legal Policy Forum Keynote Seminar: The Future of Third-Party Litigation Funding

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The focus of this seminar is on the future market for third-party litigation funding in England and Wales, at a time of significant civil justice reform, and the best practice for legal practitioners and in-house counsel working across an evolving litigation funding sector. Senior officials from the Ministry of Justice, as well as prominent funders, law firms and in-house counsel will be in attendance to discuss key points, such as:

  • latest market trends and expectations - looking at investor appetite and emerging business models for funders;
  • how law firms and in-house practitioners are utilising third-party financing, particularly to mitigate risk;
  • assessments of the impact of the Jackson reforms - with reference to the future of the Damages-Based Agreements Regulations 2013;
  • regulatory challenges ahead, two years on from the Civil Justice Council’s Code of Conduct for Litigation Funders; and
  • TPF in low value and consumer claims - particularly amidst Government’s reforms to legal aid and opt-in collective actions.

WilmerHale Special Counsel Dr. Maxi Scherer and Senior Associate Charlie Caher will be a featured speakers at this event. They will be speaking on "Funding Options and New Business Models - DBAs, ATE Insurance and Third-Party Funding" and ""Third Party Funding Issues in International Arbitration," respectively.

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