Articles
The Civil Justice Council’s Final Report on Litigation Funding: Towards a New Regulatory Era
By Nick Rowles-Davies On 2 June 2025, the Civil Justice Council (CJC) published its Final Report on litigation funding in England and Wales. Commissioned by ...
Monetising Judgements and Arbitral Awards using Court Appointed Receivers
By David Standish Court Appointed Receivership (“CAR”) is a flexible, protective measure under English law aimed at the securing, preserving, and potentially recovering assets ...
Holding Tech Giants Accountable: An Interview with Dr. Sean Ennis
Class Representative in Ennis v Apple — Competition Appeals Tribunal The litigation funding industry has evolved dramatically over the past 25 years, and nowhere has ...
Litigation Funding in the Middle East: Opportunities, Challenges, and Regional Nuances
By Nick Rowles-Davies The Middle East is rapidly emerging as one of the most dynamic and promising regions in the global legal funding landscape. With ...
New Frontiers: Litigation Finance As A Career
By Gabriel Olearnik Litigation finance has quietly become the first step for a growing number of ambitious law graduates. Once considered an odd detour, third-party ...
The EU Takes a Step Back: What the Commission’s Decision Not to Regulate Litigation Funding Means for Funders
By Patrick Rode The European Commission has closed the door on EU-level regulation of third-party litigation funding – at least for now. Commissioner Michael McGrath's ...
Third-Party Litigation Funding
Third-Party Litigation Funding – Available now on Amazon from Nick Rowles-Davies (via Oxford University Press)
Third-Party Litigation Funding is the first comprehensive, one-stop reference text designed to help practitioners navigate the complexities of this fast-growing field.
