TPLF in the News – Ask About TPLF

March 25, 2025

When non-party litigation funders remain anonymous, the public’s right to know who is using the court system is thwarted. Federal

Week 9: Conflicts of Interest

March 18, 2025

Judges are required by statute and ethics rules to recuse when they know they have a financial interest posing a

March 17, 2025

Gov. Kathy Hochul acknowledged New Yorkers’ frustration with financial challenges when she called the Empire State’s cost of living, “just too damn

March 11, 2025

Parties need to know who controls litigation decisions in order to engage in productive settlement discussions. Courts know this, which

March 10, 2025

Knowing when a litigation funder is involved in an intellectual property case can help attorneys better understand their adversary’s footing

March 4, 2025

“Zombie litigation” is the term coined by Boston University Law School Professor Maya Steinitz to describe lawsuits that proceed through

February 28, 2025

A special master overseeing the NFL’s concussion settlement fund told a Pennsylvania federal court in a filing made public Friday

February 25, 2025

The corporate defendants in two big-name cases recently raised counterclaims that focus attention on litigation funders, which typically operate in

February 25, 2025

Some courts have denied motions to compel disclosure of TPLF contracts after concluding they are not “relevant to any party’s

February 19, 2025

Netflix Inc. told a California federal judge the former attorney of a Finnish inventor violated a protective order in a