Simply put, ESG litigation is on the rise, mostly from private litigants or from government agencies intent on pushing back against ESG initiatives. And there are no signs of that changing any ...

This litigation, in fact, would not exist without Burford's funding. Both Burford and Argentina agree on that point, though they are sharply at odds over its implications.

A new 40.8% excise tax will apply to any litigation financing agreement. Plaintiffs and their lawyers must withhold 20.4% of any payment it makes to the funder.

Dunogué and her A&O Shearman colleagues defended Uber in a securities class action stemming from allegedly false statements ...

Hand holding lawsuit court documents. getty I recently noted that litigation funders and lawyers were about to face a 40.8% tax courtesy of the One, Big, Beautiful Tax Bill. The unusual excise tax ...