FinLegal recieves further funding from Punter Southall Analytics

Press release: FinLegal invests in international growth

FinLegal makes key Commercial hire to accelerate growth in the United States

Susan Dunn, Co-Founder of Harbour, one of the world’s litigation funders, is one of the most well-known and respected people in her field. In this article we speak to her about what inspired her to get into litigation funding and the role funders have in driving technology and innovation in the sector.

Steve Shinn outliness the role of legal tech in revolutionising class actions

Damages settlement in opt-out class actions doesn’t have to be costly.

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.

With the growth of class actions across the world, what are the largest ones to date?

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 Niven and David O'Brien, both partners at Penningtons Manches Cooper LLP describe how they’ve grown and led the way in the rather unique space of professional negligence group actions.

The UK now has one of the leading class action regimes in the continent of Europe. Learn more about the regime and how it works.

Now the dust has settled on Lloyd -v- Google, FinLegal’s Steve Shinn looks at an important point raised by the judgment: how much does a class action cost per claimant, and when does it become uneconomic to run a case?

There are two types of class action, or legal disputes involving many claimants: opt in, and opt out. What’s the difference and how are they being implemented?

What does the ‘The Directive on representative actions for the protection of the collective interests of consumers’ mean for Class Actions in Europe?