Earlier this month FinLegal, in association with litigation support services provider Sky Discovery, ran a webinar on the current state of the UK class action marketplace. The speakers concluded that, while it is theoretically possible to run a class action without technology or funding, it won’t be a viable option for much longer.

FinLegal speaks to trail-blazer and founder of Pallas Partners, Natasha Harrison about her new firm, plans for growth in the class actions space and the need for lateral thinking when it comes to litigation funding.

David Greene, Senior Partner at Edwin Coe, has been pioneering group actions ‘since the 80s’. He is an original proponent of class actions in the UK and a driver for social change and justice.

How technology is making litigation funding more accessible

In our latest blog we’re speaking to a partner who has broad expertise in representing both corporates and consumers in volume claims. Ellie Pinnells, is a partner in the Disputes practice at Fieldfisher and has been leading the way in her team in using technology to drive down costs and secure access to justice in volume and class actions. 

Commercial Director, Lochy Macpherson in the Times.

Litigation funders can help victims of investor fraud via group claims

There are at least 40 active litigation funders and the number steadily increasing with a number of hedge funders entering the market.

The litigation funding market has transformed since its emergence two decades ago in the US…

At the bleeding edge, artificial intelligence and machine learning are driving a technological revolution in the legal profession…

It all begins with an idea.