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The state of third-party litigation funding: what companies facing funded claims need to know – Part I: the UK and EU
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26 July 2026
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Author(s):
Britt Miller
,
Ian McDonald
,
Matthew Provance
,
Jan Henning Buschfeld
,
Mark Hills
,
Megan Stride
,
Teresa Gerhold-Kempf
,
Natalie Holman
,
Hormis Kallarackel
,
Ora Nwabueze
,
Sarah Shearman
Third-party litigation funding (TPLF) is increasingly commonplace in complex cases. Heavily funded cases expose businesses to heightened risk and more expansive protracted litigation all while stirring up myriad legal and ethical minefields. 2026 is a pivotal year for TPLF with landmark legislative proposals judicial decisions and regulatory developments across the US UK and EU. Companies are well advised to stay alert as its use (and the attendant risks) continue to evolve.This two-part series will summarise the current TPLF landscape...
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